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For abut cry out; then, as

thefor Molly,

almost unconsciously raised his head He had fallen on his side, but had

turned over in the instant before losing consciousness; and as Nell

lifted his head she felt so wet trickle over her hand, and knew

that it was blood

She was very htened--with the exception of Dick's boyish falls

and cuts, it was the first accident at which she had "assisted"--and she

had never longed for any one as she longed for Molly But neither Molly

nor any one else came, and Nell, in a helpless, dazed kind of fashion,

wiped the blood fro his head down as gently

as she could, she ran to the strea, took his head on her lap again, and bathed his forehead

While she was doing this she recovered her presence oflike the desire to knohat he was like;

and, with all a woood-looking; that he was rather dark than fair; that though

he was young--twenty-nine, thirty, flashed through her ray