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There were one or two faint cries, some laughter, and the members of the class were themselves again. The balance had been restored. "She will be all right presently," said Miss Greene, quietly, as she helped place Amy on a couch in her own private room. THERE WERE ONE OR TWO FAINT CRIES SOME LAUGHTER AND THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS WERE THEMSELVES AGAIN THE BALANCE HAD BEEN RESTORED SHE WILL BE ALL RIGHT PRESENTLY SAID MISS GREEN QUIETLY AS SHE HELPED PLACE AMY IN A COUCH IN HER OWN PRIVATE ROOM
Amy faintly, "not ever--" There was a titter from Alice Jallow, in which Kittie Rossmore joined. Poor Amy looked distressed. Tears came into her eyes. There shot across the black heavens a vivid flash of lightning, and a bursting crash so promptly came echoing that nearly every one of the girls started from her desk, and a number screamed, while even the boys were startled. Then, with a low moan, Amy swayed, and fell backward into the arms of Betty. "She's fainted!" exclaimed Miss Greene. "Girls, keep quiet! Some one get me a glass of water!" There was a stir among the boys who occupied one side of the big room, and Frank Haley hastened out. CHAPTER IV A TAUNT With a great crash, a deluge of rain, a wind that swept the spray across the school room, and the rumbling of thunder, punctuated by vivid, hissing flashes of lightning, the storm broke. At once the tension--that of nature as well as that of the nerves of the girls--was relieved. A sound, like a great sigh, was heard in the room.  THIS IS A LIVERPOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVER BOX DOT ORG READ BY ELIZABETH WILCOX THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE OR CAMPING AND TRAMPING FOR FUN AND FOR HEALTH BY LAURA LEE HOPE CHAPTER FOUR A TOM WITH A GREAT CRASH A DELUGE OF RAIN A WIND THAT SWEPT THE SPRAY ACROSS THE SCHOOLROOM AND THE RUMBLING OF THUNDER PUNCTUATED BY VIVID HISSING FLASHES OF LIGHTNING THE STORM BROKE AT ONCE THE TENSION THAT OF NATURE AS WELL AS THAT OF THE NERVES OF THE GIRLS WAS RELIEVED A SOUND LIKE A GREAT SIGH WAS HEARD IN THE ROOM
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