Lost for Love : a Novel 3
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A little elderly man, a general practitioner of Long Sutton, came to the cabin in his gig three times a week, to see this helpless watcher of the changing light ; came into the room, and sat in the arm-chair by the bed, and felt the young man's pulse, watch in hand, LOST FOR LOVE. 189 while the old woman of the cottage stood by waiting his instructions. This process was repeated regu- larly, and with but the slightest alteration. Some- times the old doctor shook his head despondently, sometimes... he murmured that things were looking a little better.
* It's wearing work,' said the fisherman's old wife ; ' I'm paid to do my duty by him, and I do it, but it's wearing work.' By and by came a deeper darkness, in which even that patch of summer sky seen through the diamond- paned lattice ceased to be. At best it had been meaningless for the patient, but his eyes had seen it, and been dimly conscious of its changes. In this profounder night of unconsciousness light was not ; but from this dark abyss his soul struggled upward to a new world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little elderly man, a general practitioner of Long Sutton, came to the cabin in his gig three times a week, to see this helpless watcher of the changing light ; came into the room, and sat in the arm-chair by the bed, and felt the young man's pulse, watch in hand, LOST FOR LOVE. 189 while the old woman of the cottage stood by waiting his instructions. This process was repeated regu- larly, and with but the slightest alteration. Some- times the old doctor shook his head despondently, sometimes... he murmured that things were looking a little better.
* It's wearing work,' said the fisherman's old wife ; ' I'm paid to do my duty by him, and I do it, but it's wearing work.' By and by came a deeper darkness, in which even that patch of summer sky seen through the diamond- paned lattice ceased to be. At best it had been meaningless for the patient, but his eyes had seen it, and been dimly conscious of its changes. In this profounder night of unconsciousness light was not ; but from this dark abyss his soul struggled upward to a new world.
What to read after Lost for Love : a Novel 3?
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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