A Mountain Woman
A Mountain Woman
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It was then that the priestand Ninon grew to know each other well. They became acquainted firstin the cabin where four of the trappers lay tossing in delirium. Thehorrible smell of disease weighted the air. Outside wet snow fellcontinuously and the clouds seemed to rest only a few feet above thesullen bluffs. The room was bare of comforts, and very dirty. Ninonlooked about with disgust.
"You pray, " said she to the priest, "and I will clean the room. " "Not so, " returned the broad-shouldered f...ather, smilingly, "we will bothclean the room. " Thus it came that they scrubbed the floor together, andmade the chimney so that it would not smoke, and washed the blankets onthe beds, and kept the woodpile high. They also devised ventilators, andlet in fresh air without exposing the patients. They had no medicine, but they continually rubbed the suffering men with bear's grease.
"It's better than medicine, " said Ninon, after the tenth day, as, wanwith watching, she held the cool hand of one of the recovering men inher own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was then that the priestand Ninon grew to know each other well. They became acquainted firstin the cabin where four of the trappers lay tossing in delirium. Thehorrible smell of disease weighted the air. Outside wet snow fellcontinuously and the clouds seemed to rest only a few feet above thesullen bluffs. The room was bare of comforts, and very dirty. Ninonlooked about with disgust.
"You pray, " said she to the priest, "and I will clean the room. " "Not so, " returned the broad-shouldered f...ather, smilingly, "we will bothclean the room. " Thus it came that they scrubbed the floor together, andmade the chimney so that it would not smoke, and washed the blankets onthe beds, and kept the woodpile high. They also devised ventilators, andlet in fresh air without exposing the patients. They had no medicine, but they continually rubbed the suffering men with bear's grease.
"It's better than medicine, " said Ninon, after the tenth day, as, wanwith watching, she held the cool hand of one of the recovering men inher own.
What to read after A Mountain Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peattie Elia Wilkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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