Lavril a Novel
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The electricity supplied by powerful bat- teries, and absorbing the pure oxygen, ex- haled a nauseous odor, made still more dis- agreeable by a keen pungency like that of sulphur matches, making one cough.
Minnie never went in without a feeling of timidity, for she had that diffidence peculiar to people who are suffering, and to whom treatment in common with others is painful ; she dreaded to have the eyes of three or four invalids, whose faces were not yet familiar to her, turned towards her, ...from above the row of mouths of inhaling tubes. So, for the first few weeks, she would not have dared to come if Madame Rugles had not accompanied her, and, sitting near the ozone room, had not watched her, and encouraged her with smiles L'AvriL 75 and cheering looks to inhale the invigorating gas. This morning, however, she did not miss her mother, who was kept at home, making preparations for a breakfast to the Ferriers. She even went into the hall quite bravely.
Doctor Bar quickly came to meet her, greeting her with easy familiarity, such as his position allowed, a freedom in which she had noticed from the first a very marked defer- ence and sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The electricity supplied by powerful bat- teries, and absorbing the pure oxygen, ex- haled a nauseous odor, made still more dis- agreeable by a keen pungency like that of sulphur matches, making one cough.
Minnie never went in without a feeling of timidity, for she had that diffidence peculiar to people who are suffering, and to whom treatment in common with others is painful ; she dreaded to have the eyes of three or four invalids, whose faces were not yet familiar to her, turned towards her, ...from above the row of mouths of inhaling tubes. So, for the first few weeks, she would not have dared to come if Madame Rugles had not accompanied her, and, sitting near the ozone room, had not watched her, and encouraged her with smiles L'AvriL 75 and cheering looks to inhale the invigorating gas. This morning, however, she did not miss her mother, who was kept at home, making preparations for a breakfast to the Ferriers. She even went into the hall quite bravely.
Doctor Bar quickly came to meet her, greeting her with easy familiarity, such as his position allowed, a freedom in which she had noticed from the first a very marked defer- ence and sympathy.
What to read after Lavril a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margueritte, Paul, 1860-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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