Reminiscences of the Happy Life of a Teacher
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I concluded death was near. I refused the medicine I had been taking every fifteen min_ utes when awake. Abram Wileman was watch, ing with me. When I refused to take the powders, he urged them as my only hope; I still refused; I could not talk. He left the room in alarm — it was near midnight — and aroused the inmates of the house. They all came in and thought I was de- lirious; the doctor was sent for in great haste.
He soon came, and feeling my pulse, assured me that, unless I took the powder...s, gangrene would speedily commence in my bowels, and that would be fatal. I whispered, "Let me die in peace." He gave me up, and told my friends that I could hardly hold out till morning.
When thus I ceased to be disturbed externally by the watchers and internally by the medicine, I became easier and fell asleep. Nothing passed my lips for three days; then I took a glass o^ 148 REMINISCENCES.
water, then another. On the fifth day I walked across the room and ate a httle rice which MeHssa had prepared for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I concluded death was near. I refused the medicine I had been taking every fifteen min_ utes when awake. Abram Wileman was watch, ing with me. When I refused to take the powders, he urged them as my only hope; I still refused; I could not talk. He left the room in alarm — it was near midnight — and aroused the inmates of the house. They all came in and thought I was de- lirious; the doctor was sent for in great haste.
He soon came, and feeling my pulse, assured me that, unless I took the powder...s, gangrene would speedily commence in my bowels, and that would be fatal. I whispered, "Let me die in peace." He gave me up, and told my friends that I could hardly hold out till morning.
When thus I ceased to be disturbed externally by the watchers and internally by the medicine, I became easier and fell asleep. Nothing passed my lips for three days; then I took a glass o^ 148 REMINISCENCES.
water, then another. On the fifth day I walked across the room and ate a httle rice which MeHssa had prepared for me.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Happy Life of a Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Holbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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