By the Trent
By the Trent
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Sollory only rejoiced. Then supper must be heralded by wine, and what so comforting as a tumbler of hot negus, or better still, rum and water, for a nightcap? Stephen had an attack of illness, and restless wakeful nights succeeded; he had refused the rum and water till then, but induced to try it once, found it bring sleep and quiet rest, like a charm, and he took it again and again. Once or twice a gleam of dissatisfaction with the habit crossed his mind, and he refused for some nights the ple...asant draught; but Mrs. Sollory became so solicitous for his health, had such a persuasive smile as she poured out the mixture, and foretold so much good from its use, that what could he do but take it, and set her anxious mind at rest? Still he was per- fectly temperate; he was but using the good things a kind providence sends for our benefit, and he certainly was becoming a little stouter, and a trifle less pale, under the regimen. Mrs. Sollory was beginning to think he did her credit, and smiled when any allusion was made in her hearing to the minister's improved looks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sollory only rejoiced. Then supper must be heralded by wine, and what so comforting as a tumbler of hot negus, or better still, rum and water, for a nightcap? Stephen had an attack of illness, and restless wakeful nights succeeded; he had refused the rum and water till then, but induced to try it once, found it bring sleep and quiet rest, like a charm, and he took it again and again. Once or twice a gleam of dissatisfaction with the habit crossed his mind, and he refused for some nights the ple...asant draught; but Mrs. Sollory became so solicitous for his health, had such a persuasive smile as she poured out the mixture, and foretold so much good from its use, that what could he do but take it, and set her anxious mind at rest? Still he was per- fectly temperate; he was but using the good things a kind providence sends for our benefit, and he certainly was becoming a little stouter, and a trifle less pale, under the regimen. Mrs. Sollory was beginning to think he did her credit, and smiled when any allusion was made in her hearing to the minister's improved looks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eiza S Oldham to read onlineMoreLess
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