Bits of leaves which I recognized as nigh

Enny <[email protected]> Fri, 28 Aug 2009 13:04:48 +0200
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Nhanced, and I did not stir, lest I should dispel the lovely vision. For
fully half an hour I must have remained there before she became aware of
my presence; when she saw me, she started a little, but regaining her
composure quickly, closed her book, and rose to leave the place. In
crossing the hollow she stumbled and fell, uttering a sharp cry of pain;
I ran immediately to her assistance. Supporting the fainting girl, I
helped, or rather carried, her to the bank where I had been sitting. By
the time I reached the place, she had recovered consciousness, and in
answer to my inquiry said that her ankle had been sprained by the fall,
and that the pain was severe. As she spoke the tears came to her eyes,
and she gave a cry when she tried to rise. "Do you live near here?" I
asked, for she was a stranger to me, though I knew all the people for
many miles around. "I should not call it far, under usual
circumstances," she answered, "but now it is a long way. I live with my
aunt, Ambrosia Moreno. Oh, I can never get there." "You must bathe the
ankle here; there is a pool, and the rock beside it makes a good seat,"
and gently lifting her, I placed her beside the stream,

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