Memorial to the Legislature of Massachusetts, 1843. By Dorothea L. Dix
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The only danger is her running away. I've been meaning to this good while." The poor creature listened eagerly: "Oh, I won't run away. Do take me out!" "Well, I will in a few days." Now the smoke from the kindling fire became so dense that a new anxiety struck the captive. "Oh, I shall smother, I'm afraid. Don't fill that up, I'm afraid." Pretty soon I moved to go away. "Stop, did you walk?" "No." "Did you ride?" "Yes." "Do take me with you, do, I'm so cold. Do you know my sisters? They live in... this town. I want to see them so much. Do let me go"; and, shivering with eagerness to get out, as with the biting cold, she rapidly tried the bars of the cage.
The mistress seemed a kind person. Her tones and manner to the lunatic were kind; but how difficult to unite all the cares of her household, and neglect none! Here was not wilful abuse, 20 but great, very great suffering through undesigned negligence.
We need an asylum for this class, the incurable, where conflict- ing duties shall not admit of such examples of privations and misery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only danger is her running away. I've been meaning to this good while." The poor creature listened eagerly: "Oh, I won't run away. Do take me out!" "Well, I will in a few days." Now the smoke from the kindling fire became so dense that a new anxiety struck the captive. "Oh, I shall smother, I'm afraid. Don't fill that up, I'm afraid." Pretty soon I moved to go away. "Stop, did you walk?" "No." "Did you ride?" "Yes." "Do take me with you, do, I'm so cold. Do you know my sisters? They live in... this town. I want to see them so much. Do let me go"; and, shivering with eagerness to get out, as with the biting cold, she rapidly tried the bars of the cage.
The mistress seemed a kind person. Her tones and manner to the lunatic were kind; but how difficult to unite all the cares of her household, and neglect none! Here was not wilful abuse, 20 but great, very great suffering through undesigned negligence.
We need an asylum for this class, the incurable, where conflict- ing duties shall not admit of such examples of privations and misery.
What to read after Memorial to the Legislature of Massachusetts, 1843. By Dorothea L. Dix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dix, Dorothea Lynde, 1802-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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