All's for the Best
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How, Mary?" "Oh, dear!' I'm so distressed here!" laying her hand on her breast. "And every time I draw a breath, such a sharp pain runs through my sideinto my shoulder. Oh, dear! I feel very sick, Mrs. Grant. " "Shall I send for a doctor?" "I don't know, ma'am. " And Miss Carson threw her head from side toside, uneasily--almost impatiently; then cried out with pain, as shetook a deeper inspiration than usual.
Mrs. Grant left the room, and going down stairs, despatched her servantfor a physician..., who lived not far distant.
"It is pleurisy, " said the doctor, on examining the case. --"And a verysevere attack, " he added, aside, to Mrs. Grant.
Of the particulars of his treatment, we will not speak. He was of theexhaustive school, and took blood freely; striking at the inflammationthrough a reduction of the vital system. When he left his patient thatnight, she was free from pain, breathing feebly, and withoutconstriction of the chest. In the morning, he found her withconsiderable fever, and suffering from a return of the pleuritic pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How, Mary?" "Oh, dear!' I'm so distressed here!" laying her hand on her breast. "And every time I draw a breath, such a sharp pain runs through my sideinto my shoulder. Oh, dear! I feel very sick, Mrs. Grant. " "Shall I send for a doctor?" "I don't know, ma'am. " And Miss Carson threw her head from side toside, uneasily--almost impatiently; then cried out with pain, as shetook a deeper inspiration than usual.
Mrs. Grant left the room, and going down stairs, despatched her servantfor a physician..., who lived not far distant.
"It is pleurisy, " said the doctor, on examining the case. --"And a verysevere attack, " he added, aside, to Mrs. Grant.
Of the particulars of his treatment, we will not speak. He was of theexhaustive school, and took blood freely; striking at the inflammationthrough a reduction of the vital system. When he left his patient thatnight, she was free from pain, breathing feebly, and withoutconstriction of the chest. In the morning, he found her withconsiderable fever, and suffering from a return of the pleuritic pain.
What to read after All's for the Best?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Timothy Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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