Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 438
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At length the black horizon that seemed toencompass us so hopelessly, lightened, and afforded the lover-husbanda glimpse and hope of his vanished and well-nigh despaired of Eden. The promise was fulfilled. I was in the library with Mr Arbuthnotawaiting the physician's morning report, very anxiously expected atthe rectory, when Dr Lindley entered the apartment in evidentlycheerful mood.
'You have been causelessly alarmed, ' he said. 'There is no fearwhatever of a relapse. Weakness only remains, ...and that we shallslowly, perhaps, but certainly, remove. ' A gleam of lightning seemed to flash over Mr Arbuthnot's expressivecountenance. 'Blessed be God!' he exclaimed. 'And how, ' he added, 'shall we manage respecting the child? She asks for it incessantly. ' Mr Arbuthnot's infant son, I should state, had been consignedimmediately after its birth to the care of Mrs Danby, who had herselfbeen confined, also with a boy, about a fortnight previously. Scarlatina being prevalent in the neighbourhood, Mrs Danby was hurriedaway with the two children to a place near Bath, almost before she wasable to bear the journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length the black horizon that seemed toencompass us so hopelessly, lightened, and afforded the lover-husbanda glimpse and hope of his vanished and well-nigh despaired of Eden. The promise was fulfilled. I was in the library with Mr Arbuthnotawaiting the physician's morning report, very anxiously expected atthe rectory, when Dr Lindley entered the apartment in evidentlycheerful mood.
'You have been causelessly alarmed, ' he said. 'There is no fearwhatever of a relapse. Weakness only remains, ...and that we shallslowly, perhaps, but certainly, remove. ' A gleam of lightning seemed to flash over Mr Arbuthnot's expressivecountenance. 'Blessed be God!' he exclaimed. 'And how, ' he added, 'shall we manage respecting the child? She asks for it incessantly. ' Mr Arbuthnot's infant son, I should state, had been consignedimmediately after its birth to the care of Mrs Danby, who had herselfbeen confined, also with a boy, about a fortnight previously. Scarlatina being prevalent in the neighbourhood, Mrs Danby was hurriedaway with the two children to a place near Bath, almost before she wasable to bear the journey.
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