Jim And His Soul
Jim And His Soul
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" He can't be dyin'!" The nurse for answer passed her hand gently over the girl's head.
" It's wicked to let 'im die ! " she cried. " I ain't got no one else in the world. An' we was goin' to be married!" The organ swelled out clamorous and strident with the Doxology and Amen, and the nurse was glad for the first time in her life that the music had ceased. She had never felt it inappropriate before.
28 JIM AND HIS SOUL Perhaps it was the music roused the dying boy, perhaps the shrill voice of t...he girl and her con- vulsive grasp upon his hand. He slowly opened his eyes.
" An' it were the 'eavenliest roll I ever 'ad, " he muttered. " There was flowers everywhere. " There was a pause. Then he said in a clear voice, " No. 87 on Duty. " His thoughts had travelled back to his daily work, and he had uttered the formula of which he had been so proud in the days when he felt that Her Majesty's Tele- graph Service owed everything to his punctuality and diligence. And then his eyes closed for ever, and in the same moment the sun left the ward, and the twilight began.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He can't be dyin'!" The nurse for answer passed her hand gently over the girl's head.
" It's wicked to let 'im die ! " she cried. " I ain't got no one else in the world. An' we was goin' to be married!" The organ swelled out clamorous and strident with the Doxology and Amen, and the nurse was glad for the first time in her life that the music had ceased. She had never felt it inappropriate before.
28 JIM AND HIS SOUL Perhaps it was the music roused the dying boy, perhaps the shrill voice of t...he girl and her con- vulsive grasp upon his hand. He slowly opened his eyes.
" An' it were the 'eavenliest roll I ever 'ad, " he muttered. " There was flowers everywhere. " There was a pause. Then he said in a clear voice, " No. 87 on Duty. " His thoughts had travelled back to his daily work, and he had uttered the formula of which he had been so proud in the days when he felt that Her Majesty's Tele- graph Service owed everything to his punctuality and diligence. And then his eyes closed for ever, and in the same moment the sun left the ward, and the twilight began.
What to read after Jim And His Soul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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