Mrs. Greville : the Story of a Woman's Life 1
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She could not move, for she held him in her arms, and the head seemed to grow heavier every moment.
Was it all over ? Kind heaven forbid !
She could scarce repress the shriek that 144 MRS. GREVILLE, rose to her lips, when quietly and calmly he opened his eyes.
*^ My child ! my Eveline !" he began, but the sentence was never finished.
Quick as thought she seized a restorative that stood always at hand, and tried to pour some down his throat, but a spasm drew his face, and the liquid ran from his... distorted lips.
A shriek of anguish, and a rush to the bel] ; the violent peal brought several servants run- ning into the room.
Poor Greville lay back, not dsad, but speech- less. Paralysis had again struck him, and for the last time.
In vain were the best physicians summoned — in vain all their skill. The King of Terrors had flapped his wings over his victim, and the chill had struck home — nor skill nor art could avail any more. The last summons had come, and he must go.
He lingered a day or two, and then died in his wife's arms ; his loving eyes never leaving her, and mutely speaking the deep, tender, unvarying love that his tongue could no more tell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could not move, for she held him in her arms, and the head seemed to grow heavier every moment.
Was it all over ? Kind heaven forbid !
She could scarce repress the shriek that 144 MRS. GREVILLE, rose to her lips, when quietly and calmly he opened his eyes.
*^ My child ! my Eveline !" he began, but the sentence was never finished.
Quick as thought she seized a restorative that stood always at hand, and tried to pour some down his throat, but a spasm drew his face, and the liquid ran from his... distorted lips.
A shriek of anguish, and a rush to the bel] ; the violent peal brought several servants run- ning into the room.
Poor Greville lay back, not dsad, but speech- less. Paralysis had again struck him, and for the last time.
In vain were the best physicians summoned — in vain all their skill. The King of Terrors had flapped his wings over his victim, and the chill had struck home — nor skill nor art could avail any more. The last summons had come, and he must go.
He lingered a day or two, and then died in his wife's arms ; his loving eyes never leaving her, and mutely speaking the deep, tender, unvarying love that his tongue could no more tell.
What to read after Mrs. Greville : the Story of a Woman's Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ursula to read onlineMoreLess
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