Graham's Magazine
Graham's Magazine
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Death itself could not have presented a more gloomy aspect ; and to her it seemed not far distant, as multitudes were daily carried to their last home. She was placed in a room with two young officers of the same line, both of whom soon died, and left her alone to ponder over her wretched situa- tion. Her disease seemed increasing, and at last she became so low, that the attendant, believing she was dead, had summoned the sexton to perform the last office. At this moment one of the nurses comin...g in wetted her lips with cold water, which once more rallied the small remains of nature, and she gave signs of life. The nurse informed the physician that Robert was still alive ; he approached her bed, and putting his hand into her bosom, was surprised to find an inner waistcoat tightly compressing her breasts. Ripping it in haste, he was stilt more astonished, not only in finding life, but that Robert Shurtlifle was a female in the attire of a soldier.
He had her removed immediately into the matron's apartment, and from that time to her recovery, treated her with all the care that art and experience could bestow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death itself could not have presented a more gloomy aspect ; and to her it seemed not far distant, as multitudes were daily carried to their last home. She was placed in a room with two young officers of the same line, both of whom soon died, and left her alone to ponder over her wretched situa- tion. Her disease seemed increasing, and at last she became so low, that the attendant, believing she was dead, had summoned the sexton to perform the last office. At this moment one of the nurses comin...g in wetted her lips with cold water, which once more rallied the small remains of nature, and she gave signs of life. The nurse informed the physician that Robert was still alive ; he approached her bed, and putting his hand into her bosom, was surprised to find an inner waistcoat tightly compressing her breasts. Ripping it in haste, he was stilt more astonished, not only in finding life, but that Robert Shurtlifle was a female in the attire of a soldier.
He had her removed immediately into the matron's apartment, and from that time to her recovery, treated her with all the care that art and experience could bestow.
What to read after Graham's Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) to read onlineMoreLess
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