Life in a Nutshell a Story
Life in a Nutshell a Story
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CHAPTER XII. NIGHT-WATCHING.
had never so felt her own helplessness as during the long hours of the following night.
Gracie lay on the very brink of the Death-river ; and they all knew it. The flow of blood was checked; but at any moment it might recur; and if it did, there was little or no hope.
The doctor, Mr. Willoughby, was long in the house ; and when he left, it was with a promise to return soon. A nurse had been telegraphed for, but was not expected to arrive before morning.
Mrs. Balfour... proved hysterically useless, and though in and out of the room, she could not be depended on. Elizabeth, admitted for half-an-hour, seemed vague and helpless, and looked so wretched, that the effect upon Grace was manifestly depress- "3 H4 LIFE IN A NUTSHELL.
ing, and she had soon to be banished. Winnie was judged too young and inexperienced to be of any service.
The work of nursing therefore fell upon Kath and Katie. Together they watched beside the bed through the long hours of darkness. Young as Katie was, she had seen much of illness, including this particular form of illness, in her father's parish ; and although Kath had been absent from home at the beginning of Grace's former attack, she was by nature capable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII. NIGHT-WATCHING.
had never so felt her own helplessness as during the long hours of the following night.
Gracie lay on the very brink of the Death-river ; and they all knew it. The flow of blood was checked; but at any moment it might recur; and if it did, there was little or no hope.
The doctor, Mr. Willoughby, was long in the house ; and when he left, it was with a promise to return soon. A nurse had been telegraphed for, but was not expected to arrive before morning.
Mrs. Balfour... proved hysterically useless, and though in and out of the room, she could not be depended on. Elizabeth, admitted for half-an-hour, seemed vague and helpless, and looked so wretched, that the effect upon Grace was manifestly depress- "3 H4 LIFE IN A NUTSHELL.
ing, and she had soon to be banished. Winnie was judged too young and inexperienced to be of any service.
The work of nursing therefore fell upon Kath and Katie. Together they watched beside the bed through the long hours of darkness. Young as Katie was, she had seen much of illness, including this particular form of illness, in her father's parish ; and although Kath had been absent from home at the beginning of Grace's former attack, she was by nature capable.
What to read after Life in a Nutshell a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Giberne to read onlineMoreLess
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