So I stopped to look on.

Presently you came out from among the bushes as if you had seen a snake there.

Then you fell into my arms--which led me to suppose that you had fainted--and Max, concluding that it was all my fault, nearly sprang at my throat.

You were overpowered by the scent of the water-hemlock, which you must have been inhaling for ten minutes or more." "I did not know that there was any danger," said Gertrude, crestfallen.
"I felt very tired when I came to.

That was why I lay so long the second time.