[Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters by May Agnes Fleming]@TWC D-Link bookKate Danton, or, Captain Danton’s Daughters CHAPTER XXII 8/21
"I know there was a fire, and I was in the house; but it is all confused.
How was it ?" "The Hall was burned down, you know--poor old house!--and you rushed in to save Eeny, and--" "Oh, I remember, I remember.
A beam or something fell, and after that all is oblivion.
I have had a fever, I suppose ?" "Yes, you have been a dreadful nuisance--talking all day and all night about all manner of subjects, and frightening us out of our lives." The young man smiled. "What did I talk about? Anything very foolish ?" "I dare say it was foolish enough, if one could have understood it, but it was nearly all Greek to me.
Sometimes you were in Germany, talking about all manner of outlandish things; sometimes you were in New York, playing Good Samaritan to Agnes Darling." "Oh, poor Agnes! Where is she ?" "Taken to the high seas.
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