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did not go into the room where Un- cle C. was." Is not it a curious experience and was not it rightly interpreted?
Mrs. Coppinger died two weeks after the death I04 X RAYS.
of her brother Walker. In the latter stages of her illness, she more than once spoke of his presence and tried to convince others of it. " Do not you see Walker?" she asked. "He is looking at you as if he loved you." When, two years after- wards, her father was near the other world, as he lay quiet and silent in the evening ...dusk, a sor- rowing watcher said, in a low voice, " I am dread- ing all the time to hear him talk of Walker. Don't you remember Alice ?" The next evening at the same hour we were sitting in the same place, when Mr. Blaine suddenly exclaimed " Walker !" in the familiar tone of slight, pleasant surprise.
** Do you not see the star?" asked a dying girh and as her sister hesitated, trying to frame an answer that should be not untrue, and yet not un- satisfactory, she asked insistently " that beautiful star?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
did not go into the room where Un- cle C. was." Is not it a curious experience and was not it rightly interpreted?
Mrs. Coppinger died two weeks after the death I04 X RAYS.
of her brother Walker. In the latter stages of her illness, she more than once spoke of his presence and tried to convince others of it. " Do not you see Walker?" she asked. "He is looking at you as if he loved you." When, two years after- wards, her father was near the other world, as he lay quiet and silent in the evening ...dusk, a sor- rowing watcher said, in a low voice, " I am dread- ing all the time to hear him talk of Walker. Don't you remember Alice ?" The next evening at the same hour we were sitting in the same place, when Mr. Blaine suddenly exclaimed " Walker !" in the familiar tone of slight, pleasant surprise.
** Do you not see the star?" asked a dying girh and as her sister hesitated, trying to frame an answer that should be not untrue, and yet not un- satisfactory, she asked insistently " that beautiful star?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Abigail Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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