Mrs Dalloway (2000)
Mrs Dalloway
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He could not remember it.
‘I – I——’ Septimus stammered.
‘Try to think as little about yourself as possible,’ said Sir William kindly. Really, he was not fit to be about.
Was there anything else they wished to ask him? Sir William would make all arrangements (he murmured to Rezia) and he would let her know between five and six that evening.
‘Trust everything to me,’ he said, and dismissed them.
Never, never had Rezia felt such agony in her life! She had asked for help and been deserted! He had fa...iled them! Sir William Bradshaw was not a nice man.
The upkeep of that motor car alone must cost him quite a lot, said Septimus, when they got out into the street.
She clung to his arm. They had been deserted.
But what more did she want?
To his patients he gave three-quarters of an hour; and if in this exacting science which has to do with what, after all, we know nothing about – the nervous system, the human brain – a doctor loses his sense of proportion, as a doctor he fails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not remember it.
‘I – I——’ Septimus stammered.
‘Try to think as little about yourself as possible,’ said Sir William kindly. Really, he was not fit to be about.
Was there anything else they wished to ask him? Sir William would make all arrangements (he murmured to Rezia) and he would let her know between five and six that evening.
‘Trust everything to me,’ he said, and dismissed them.
Never, never had Rezia felt such agony in her life! She had asked for help and been deserted! He had fa...iled them! Sir William Bradshaw was not a nice man.
The upkeep of that motor car alone must cost him quite a lot, said Septimus, when they got out into the street.
She clung to his arm. They had been deserted.
But what more did she want?
To his patients he gave three-quarters of an hour; and if in this exacting science which has to do with what, after all, we know nothing about – the nervous system, the human brain – a doctor loses his sense of proportion, as a doctor he fails.
What to read after Mrs Dalloway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woolf Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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