My Summer With Dr. Singletary
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Shewas the most cheerful and sunny-faced nurse I ever knew; and I alwaysfelt sure that my own efforts would be well seconded when I found her bythe bedside of a patient. Beautiful it was to see this poor young girl, whom the world still looked upon with scorn and unkindness, cheering thedesponding, and imparting, as it were, her own strong, healthful life tothe weak and faint; supporting upon her bosom, through weary nights, theheads of those who, in health, would have deemed her touch pollutio...n; orto hear her singing for the ear of the dying some sweet hymn of pioushope or resignation, or calling to mind the consolations of the gospeland the great love of Christ. " "I trust, " said I, "that the feelings of the community were softenedtowards her. " "You know what human nature is, " returned the Doctor, "and with whathearty satisfaction we abhor and censure sin and folly in others. It isa luxury which we cannot easily forego, although our own experiencetells us that the consequences of vice and error are evil and bitterenough without the aggravation of ridicule and reproach from without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shewas the most cheerful and sunny-faced nurse I ever knew; and I alwaysfelt sure that my own efforts would be well seconded when I found her bythe bedside of a patient. Beautiful it was to see this poor young girl, whom the world still looked upon with scorn and unkindness, cheering thedesponding, and imparting, as it were, her own strong, healthful life tothe weak and faint; supporting upon her bosom, through weary nights, theheads of those who, in health, would have deemed her touch pollutio...n; orto hear her singing for the ear of the dying some sweet hymn of pioushope or resignation, or calling to mind the consolations of the gospeland the great love of Christ. " "I trust, " said I, "that the feelings of the community were softenedtowards her. " "You know what human nature is, " returned the Doctor, "and with whathearty satisfaction we abhor and censure sin and folly in others. It isa luxury which we cannot easily forego, although our own experiencetells us that the consequences of vice and error are evil and bitterenough without the aggravation of ridicule and reproach from without.
What to read after My Summer With Dr. Singletary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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