Robert Hardys Seven Days
Robert Hardys Seven Days
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Hardy asked the question mechanically, again feeling the need of time to think out what was best to be done. The surgeon shrugged his shoulders. He was accustomed to scenes of suf- fering and distress continually.
"Orphans' Home, I suppose, " he replied la- conically. A movement and a moan from the woman called him to her side and Mr. Hardy was left alone. He thought a moment, then stepped over to the surgeon and asked him if he could go into the other room and see the dead man. The surgeon nod...ded a surprised as- sent, and Mr. Hardy stepped into the rear room and closed the door. He drew back the sheet from the face of the man and looked down upon it. Nothing in all his experience had ever moved him so deeply. The features of the dead man were fixed, it seemed to him, in an expres- sion of despair. Mr. Hardy gazed steadily upon it for half a minute, then replacing the sheet he kneeled down by the side of the rude bed and prayed God for mercy. "0 Lord, " he groaned in his remorse, "lay not the death of this man to my charge!" And yet, even as he liobert Hardy's Seven Days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardy asked the question mechanically, again feeling the need of time to think out what was best to be done. The surgeon shrugged his shoulders. He was accustomed to scenes of suf- fering and distress continually.
"Orphans' Home, I suppose, " he replied la- conically. A movement and a moan from the woman called him to her side and Mr. Hardy was left alone. He thought a moment, then stepped over to the surgeon and asked him if he could go into the other room and see the dead man. The surgeon nod...ded a surprised as- sent, and Mr. Hardy stepped into the rear room and closed the door. He drew back the sheet from the face of the man and looked down upon it. Nothing in all his experience had ever moved him so deeply. The features of the dead man were fixed, it seemed to him, in an expres- sion of despair. Mr. Hardy gazed steadily upon it for half a minute, then replacing the sheet he kneeled down by the side of the rude bed and prayed God for mercy. "0 Lord, " he groaned in his remorse, "lay not the death of this man to my charge!" And yet, even as he liobert Hardy's Seven Days.
What to read after Robert Hardys Seven Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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