Evening Dress
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Roberts:_ "And I shouldn't blame you a bit, Amy! And _if_ it turnsout to be the grippe, Edward, don't lose an instant. Send for the doctoras fast as the district messenger can fly; give him his car fare, andlet one come for me; and jump into bed and cover up warm, and keep upthe nourishment with the whiskey; there's another bottle in thesideboard; and perhaps you'd better break a raw egg in it. I heard ofone person that they gave three dozen raw eggs a day to in typhoidfever, and even _then_ he... died; so you must nourish yourself all youcan. And--" _Mrs. Campbell:_ "Agnes! I'm going!" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "I'm coming! Edward!" _Roberts:_ "Well?" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "There is something else, very important. And I can'tthink of it!" _Roberts:_ "Liebig's extract of beef?" _Mrs. Roberts_, distractedly: "No, no! And it wasn't oysters, either, though they're very nourishing, too. Oh, dear! What--" _Mrs. Campbell:_ "Going, Agnes!" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "Coming, Amy! Try to think of something else that Iought to remember, Edward!" _Roberts:_ "Some word to the girls when they come in?" _Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roberts:_ "And I shouldn't blame you a bit, Amy! And _if_ it turnsout to be the grippe, Edward, don't lose an instant. Send for the doctoras fast as the district messenger can fly; give him his car fare, andlet one come for me; and jump into bed and cover up warm, and keep upthe nourishment with the whiskey; there's another bottle in thesideboard; and perhaps you'd better break a raw egg in it. I heard ofone person that they gave three dozen raw eggs a day to in typhoidfever, and even _then_ he... died; so you must nourish yourself all youcan. And--" _Mrs. Campbell:_ "Agnes! I'm going!" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "I'm coming! Edward!" _Roberts:_ "Well?" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "There is something else, very important. And I can'tthink of it!" _Roberts:_ "Liebig's extract of beef?" _Mrs. Roberts_, distractedly: "No, no! And it wasn't oysters, either, though they're very nourishing, too. Oh, dear! What--" _Mrs. Campbell:_ "Going, Agnes!" _Mrs. Roberts:_ "Coming, Amy! Try to think of something else that Iought to remember, Edward!" _Roberts:_ "Some word to the girls when they come in?" _Mrs.
What to read after Evening Dress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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