Mrs. Red Pepper
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Possibly telling will ease you a bit, after all. It works that waysometimes. " By and by, persisting, gently questioning, helping by his quickunderstanding of a situation almost before Leaver had unwillinglypictured it, he had the whole story. It was almost precisely the storyhe had guessed, --an old story, repeated by many such sufferers fromoverwork and heavy responsibility, but new to each in its entirety oftorture, even to this man, who, still in his youthful prime, had himselfheard many su...ch a tale from the unhappy lips of his patients, yet to whomhis own case seemed unique in its suffering and hopelessness.
The recital culminated in an incident so painful to the subject of itthat he could recount it only in the barest outlines. His listener, however, by the power of his experience and his sympathy, could fill inevery detail. A day had come, some six weeks before, when Leaver, thoughthoroughly worn out by severe and long continued strain, had attemptedto operate. The case was an important one, the issue doubtful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Possibly telling will ease you a bit, after all. It works that waysometimes. " By and by, persisting, gently questioning, helping by his quickunderstanding of a situation almost before Leaver had unwillinglypictured it, he had the whole story. It was almost precisely the storyhe had guessed, --an old story, repeated by many such sufferers fromoverwork and heavy responsibility, but new to each in its entirety oftorture, even to this man, who, still in his youthful prime, had himselfheard many su...ch a tale from the unhappy lips of his patients, yet to whomhis own case seemed unique in its suffering and hopelessness.
The recital culminated in an incident so painful to the subject of itthat he could recount it only in the barest outlines. His listener, however, by the power of his experience and his sympathy, could fill inevery detail. A day had come, some six weeks before, when Leaver, thoughthoroughly worn out by severe and long continued strain, had attemptedto operate. The case was an important one, the issue doubtful.
What to read after Mrs. Red Pepper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond Grace Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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