Rose Clark
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Bond, following the doctor out into the entry.
" Oh, yes, madam, with time, and careful nursing ; though he would stand a better chance if he had a larger apartment ; these attics are bad for sick people. His mother appears to be quite worn out. " " She s young yet, " said the old lady, desirous of at- EOSE CLAKK. 145 tributing Rose s distress mainly to her anxiety for Charley ; " she has had little experience. " The doctor would have liked to know more about his patients, but he had too much d...elicacy to ask ques tions ; and placing a new recipe in Mrs. Bond s hand, he withdrew, musing, as he went down the stairs, on the many painful phases of life to which his profession introduced him, and which his skill was powerless to remedy.
Mrs. Bond kissed Rose and Charley, tenderly, as she bade them good-by, for she could not leave her own household over night; and with a promise to come again, and an entreaty to the tearful Rose to bear up, she took a reluctant leave.
She would like to have seen Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bond, following the doctor out into the entry.
" Oh, yes, madam, with time, and careful nursing ; though he would stand a better chance if he had a larger apartment ; these attics are bad for sick people. His mother appears to be quite worn out. " " She s young yet, " said the old lady, desirous of at- EOSE CLAKK. 145 tributing Rose s distress mainly to her anxiety for Charley ; " she has had little experience. " The doctor would have liked to know more about his patients, but he had too much d...elicacy to ask ques tions ; and placing a new recipe in Mrs. Bond s hand, he withdrew, musing, as he went down the stairs, on the many painful phases of life to which his profession introduced him, and which his skill was powerless to remedy.
Mrs. Bond kissed Rose and Charley, tenderly, as she bade them good-by, for she could not leave her own household over night; and with a promise to come again, and an entreaty to the tearful Rose to bear up, she took a reluctant leave.
She would like to have seen Mrs.
What to read after Rose Clark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Fern to read onlineMoreLess
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