Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 1
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136 CLAEA VAUGITAN.
But his wife very soon had all her wits about her.
She sent to " Coom " for the doctor (T begged that it might not be Mi\ Dawe's physician), she put dear mother to bed, and dressed her wounds with simples worth ten druggists' shops, and bathed her temples with rosemary, and ran down the glen for "fathery ham " (Valerian), which she declared " would kill nine sorts of infermation ; " then she hushed the entire household, permitting no tongue to move except her own, and beat h...er eldest boy (a fine young Hux- table) for crying, whereupon he roared; she even con- quered her strong desire to know much more than all could tell ; and showed my mother such true kindness and pity that I loved her for it at once, and ever since.
Breathing slowly and heavily, my poor mother lay in the bed which had long been the pride of Tossil's Barton. The bedstead was made of carved oak, as many of them are in ISTorth Devon, and would have been handsome and striking, if some ancestral Hux- table had not adorned it with whitewash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
136 CLAEA VAUGITAN.
But his wife very soon had all her wits about her.
She sent to " Coom " for the doctor (T begged that it might not be Mi\ Dawe's physician), she put dear mother to bed, and dressed her wounds with simples worth ten druggists' shops, and bathed her temples with rosemary, and ran down the glen for "fathery ham " (Valerian), which she declared " would kill nine sorts of infermation ; " then she hushed the entire household, permitting no tongue to move except her own, and beat h...er eldest boy (a fine young Hux- table) for crying, whereupon he roared; she even con- quered her strong desire to know much more than all could tell ; and showed my mother such true kindness and pity that I loved her for it at once, and ever since.
Breathing slowly and heavily, my poor mother lay in the bed which had long been the pride of Tossil's Barton. The bedstead was made of carved oak, as many of them are in ISTorth Devon, and would have been handsome and striking, if some ancestral Hux- table had not adorned it with whitewash.
What to read after Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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