Passages From the Diary of a Late Physician
Passages From the Diary of a Late Physician
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III. I 130 THE MAGDALEN.
My heart is so fall with recollections of that happj day, that I could spend pages over it ; hut I leave the few touches I have given as they are. I add not a stroke to the little picture I have here sketched, in all the humility of conscious imperfection.
We did not quit till ahout ^ight o'clock in the even- ing. Miss Edwards lay on the sofa as we took leave of her, exhausted with the fatigue and excitement of the day.
" Doctor, if you should ever write to me," whisper...ed the poor girl, as I held her hands in mine, ^* call this — Magdalen Cottage !" We paid her frequent visits in her new residence, and I found her, on each occasion, verifying our most anxious hopes of her permanent recovery. The mild summer— ^ the swe^ country air — a mind more at ease, and sup- ported by the consolations of religion-^did wonders for her. It was refreshing to one's feelings to he with her I She got worshipped by the few poor in her immediate neighbourhood — for whom she was daily engaged in little offices of unassuming charity — and who spoke of her alwajs as
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. I 130 THE MAGDALEN.
My heart is so fall with recollections of that happj day, that I could spend pages over it ; hut I leave the few touches I have given as they are. I add not a stroke to the little picture I have here sketched, in all the humility of conscious imperfection.
We did not quit till ahout ^ight o'clock in the even- ing. Miss Edwards lay on the sofa as we took leave of her, exhausted with the fatigue and excitement of the day.
" Doctor, if you should ever write to me," whisper...ed the poor girl, as I held her hands in mine, ^* call this — Magdalen Cottage !" We paid her frequent visits in her new residence, and I found her, on each occasion, verifying our most anxious hopes of her permanent recovery. The mild summer— ^ the swe^ country air — a mind more at ease, and sup- ported by the consolations of religion-^did wonders for her. It was refreshing to one's feelings to he with her I She got worshipped by the few poor in her immediate neighbourhood — for whom she was daily engaged in little offices of unassuming charity — and who spoke of her alwajs as
What to read after Passages From the Diary of a Late Physician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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