Miss Minks Soldier And Other Stories 8 0
Miss Minks Soldier And Other Stories 8 0
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During the nerve-racking suspense Pop not onlyrefused to leave the room, he even refused to stand back from the table. With keen, suspicious eyes he followed every movement of the surgeons'hands. Only once did he speak out, and that was in the beginning, to aninterne who was administering the anæsthetic: "Lift that funnel, you squash-headed fool!" he thundered; "don't you seehit's marking of her cheek?" When the work was finished and the unconscious patient had been takendown to her ward, Pop s...till kept his place beside her. With his hand onher pulse he watched her breathing, watched the first faint quivering ofher lids, the restlessness that grew into pain and later into agony. Hour after hour he sat there and passed with her through thatcrucifixion that follows some capital operations.
On his refusal at luncheon time to leave the bedside Miss Fletcherignored the rules and sent him a tray; but when night came and he stillrefused to go, she became impatient.
"You can't stay in here to-night, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the nerve-racking suspense Pop not onlyrefused to leave the room, he even refused to stand back from the table. With keen, suspicious eyes he followed every movement of the surgeons'hands. Only once did he speak out, and that was in the beginning, to aninterne who was administering the anæsthetic: "Lift that funnel, you squash-headed fool!" he thundered; "don't you seehit's marking of her cheek?" When the work was finished and the unconscious patient had been takendown to her ward, Pop s...till kept his place beside her. With his hand onher pulse he watched her breathing, watched the first faint quivering ofher lids, the restlessness that grew into pain and later into agony. Hour after hour he sat there and passed with her through thatcrucifixion that follows some capital operations.
On his refusal at luncheon time to leave the bedside Miss Fletcherignored the rules and sent him a tray; but when night came and he stillrefused to go, she became impatient.
"You can't stay in here to-night, Mr.
What to read after Miss Minks Soldier And Other Stories 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hegan Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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