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CHAPTER XII.
A VIOLENT access of fever was the natural result of Lady Woodville's angry contest with her humble medical attendant, and the climax of irritability elicited by the discovery of his papistry.
Towards evening she became calmer.
Althea, fancying she slept, retired to the window, and endeavoured to compose her agitated spirit by the perusal of prayers and meditations from a small manual of devotions from which she had been reading to her mother on the preceding evening.
"Althea!" murm...ured Lady Woodville, in a feeble voice from within the closed curtains of the bed ANXIOUS MOMENTS. 97 " Althea hastened to her side. " I hoped you had been sleeping, my mother. Shall I give you a spoonful of syrup of poppies ?" " JN'o," replied Lady Woodville, " it is use- less to swallow those bitter potions. I feel that my sands are sinking fast, and the hour of my departure is at hand." Althea's tears began to fall ; she struggled to repress a choking sensation in her throat.
" Weep not ; but heed me, for the moments are precious," said her mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII.
A VIOLENT access of fever was the natural result of Lady Woodville's angry contest with her humble medical attendant, and the climax of irritability elicited by the discovery of his papistry.
Towards evening she became calmer.
Althea, fancying she slept, retired to the window, and endeavoured to compose her agitated spirit by the perusal of prayers and meditations from a small manual of devotions from which she had been reading to her mother on the preceding evening.
"Althea!" murm...ured Lady Woodville, in a feeble voice from within the closed curtains of the bed ANXIOUS MOMENTS. 97 " Althea hastened to her side. " I hoped you had been sleeping, my mother. Shall I give you a spoonful of syrup of poppies ?" " JN'o," replied Lady Woodville, " it is use- less to swallow those bitter potions. I feel that my sands are sinking fast, and the hour of my departure is at hand." Althea's tears began to fall ; she struggled to repress a choking sensation in her throat.
" Weep not ; but heed me, for the moments are precious," said her mother.
What to read after How Will It End? 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strickland, Agnes, 1796-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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