Alls for the Best
Alls for the Best
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After this, an anodynediaphoretic was prescribed, and the doctor retired from the chamberwith Mrs. Grant. He was much more particular, now, in his inquiriesabout his patient and the immediate cause of her illness. Onlearning that she had been permitted to remain all day in a coldroom, with wet feet and damp clothing, he shook his head soberly, and remarked, partly speaking to himself, that doctors were not ofmuch use in suicide or murder cases. Then he asked, abruptly, andwith considerable exci...tement of manner-- "In heaven's name! who permitted this think to be done? In whatfamily did it occur?" "The lady for whom she worked yesterday is named Mrs. Lowe. " "Mrs. Lowe!" "Yes, sir. " "And she permitted that delicate girl to sit in wet clothing, in aroom without fire, on a day like yesterday?" "It is so, doctor. " "Then I call Mrs. Lowe a murderer!" The doctor spoke with excess offeeling.
"Do you think Mary so very ill, doctor?" asked Mrs. Grant.
"I do, ma'am. " "She is free from pain now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After this, an anodynediaphoretic was prescribed, and the doctor retired from the chamberwith Mrs. Grant. He was much more particular, now, in his inquiriesabout his patient and the immediate cause of her illness. Onlearning that she had been permitted to remain all day in a coldroom, with wet feet and damp clothing, he shook his head soberly, and remarked, partly speaking to himself, that doctors were not ofmuch use in suicide or murder cases. Then he asked, abruptly, andwith considerable exci...tement of manner-- "In heaven's name! who permitted this think to be done? In whatfamily did it occur?" "The lady for whom she worked yesterday is named Mrs. Lowe. " "Mrs. Lowe!" "Yes, sir. " "And she permitted that delicate girl to sit in wet clothing, in aroom without fire, on a day like yesterday?" "It is so, doctor. " "Then I call Mrs. Lowe a murderer!" The doctor spoke with excess offeeling.
"Do you think Mary so very ill, doctor?" asked Mrs. Grant.
"I do, ma'am. " "She is free from pain now.
What to read after Alls for the Best?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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