A Record of the Families of Robert Patterson the Elder Emigrant From Ireland
A Record of the Families of Robert Patterson the Elder Emigrant From Ireland
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Joseph Patterson. I extract from it copiously, being glad to pre- sent, aiid to preserve, a detail so interesting, even at the risk of tres- passing upon intended limits.
" On Saturday morning, the 4th of July, a few days after Emily had arrived with a view to her confinement here, that event took place with rather less than the usual suffering. She gratefully ex- pressed her surprise that she had suffered so little ; she felt re- markably well; and all our fears on her account seemed to have b...een mercifully disappointed. This cheering prospect, however, was suddenly clouded by the occurrence of a strong convulsion, in which we believed she was expiring. This was in the afternoon. She slowly recovered her consciousness, and was again tranquil and nearly free from uneasiness, when a second paroxysm suc- ceeded, less severe however than the first. The succeeding night passed anxiously, but with no new alarm, and in the morning (Sun- day) there was no vestige of these distressing events, but a slight exhilaration, indicative of a state of die l)rain a little excited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph Patterson. I extract from it copiously, being glad to pre- sent, aiid to preserve, a detail so interesting, even at the risk of tres- passing upon intended limits.
" On Saturday morning, the 4th of July, a few days after Emily had arrived with a view to her confinement here, that event took place with rather less than the usual suffering. She gratefully ex- pressed her surprise that she had suffered so little ; she felt re- markably well; and all our fears on her account seemed to have b...een mercifully disappointed. This cheering prospect, however, was suddenly clouded by the occurrence of a strong convulsion, in which we believed she was expiring. This was in the afternoon. She slowly recovered her consciousness, and was again tranquil and nearly free from uneasiness, when a second paroxysm suc- ceeded, less severe however than the first. The succeeding night passed anxiously, but with no new alarm, and in the morning (Sun- day) there was no vestige of these distressing events, but a slight exhilaration, indicative of a state of die l)rain a little excited.
What to read after A Record of the Families of Robert Patterson the Elder Emigrant From Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E William Ewing Du Bois to read onlineMoreLess
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