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Dawson. He isalways sending me camphor, and sal volatile, and red lavender, and allkinds of abominable mixtures, but he can't cure me. " "Do you remember what Macbeth tells his physician, my lady?" askedRobert, gravely. "Mr. Dawson may be very much more clever than theScottish leech, but I doubt if even _he_ can minister to the mind thatis diseased. " "Who said that my mind was diseased?" exclaimed Lady Audley.
"I say so, my lady, " answered Robert. "You tell me that you are nervous, and that a...ll the medicines your doctor can prescribe are only so muchphysic that might as well be thrown to the dogs. Let me be the physicianto strike to the root of your malady, Lady Audley. Heaven knows that Iwish to be merciful--that I would spare you as far as it is in my powerto spare you in doing justice to others--but justice must be done. ShallI tell you why you are nervous in this house, my lady?" "If you can, " she answered, with a little laugh.
"Because for you this house is haunted. " "Haunted?" "Yes, haunted by the ghost of George Talboys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dawson. He isalways sending me camphor, and sal volatile, and red lavender, and allkinds of abominable mixtures, but he can't cure me. " "Do you remember what Macbeth tells his physician, my lady?" askedRobert, gravely. "Mr. Dawson may be very much more clever than theScottish leech, but I doubt if even _he_ can minister to the mind thatis diseased. " "Who said that my mind was diseased?" exclaimed Lady Audley.
"I say so, my lady, " answered Robert. "You tell me that you are nervous, and that a...ll the medicines your doctor can prescribe are only so muchphysic that might as well be thrown to the dogs. Let me be the physicianto strike to the root of your malady, Lady Audley. Heaven knows that Iwish to be merciful--that I would spare you as far as it is in my powerto spare you in doing justice to others--but justice must be done. ShallI tell you why you are nervous in this house, my lady?" "If you can, " she answered, with a little laugh.
"Because for you this house is haunted. " "Haunted?" "Yes, haunted by the ghost of George Talboys.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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