Standish of Standish. a Story of the Pilgrims
Standish of Standish. a Story of the Pilgrims
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I will wring a napkin out of fair water and lay to liis head, for it burn- eth like fire." "Ay, it burneth like fire," muttered the sick man wearily moving the poor head from side to side, and Katharine left alone dropped for one moment upon her knees and raised streaming eyes and clasped hands to Heaven, then rose, and when the Doctor and gentle Mary Brewster entered she stood white and calm at her husband's head.
" Ay, ay, he hath sunstroke," muttered the surgeon, laying a hand upon the patie...nt's forehead, " and no won- der, for it is shrewdly hot to-day, and he toiling away like any Hodge of them all. I must let him blood.
Canst get me a ba^iin and a bandage, Mistress ? " " I will fetch them, Katharine. Sit you down." And the Elder's wife slipped out of the door and back again before even impatient Doctor Fuller could wonder where she was.
An hour later Carver arousing from the stupor that was growing upon him, asked to see William Bradford, who at once hobbled in from the neighboring house, although himself hardly able to sit up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will wring a napkin out of fair water and lay to liis head, for it burn- eth like fire." "Ay, it burneth like fire," muttered the sick man wearily moving the poor head from side to side, and Katharine left alone dropped for one moment upon her knees and raised streaming eyes and clasped hands to Heaven, then rose, and when the Doctor and gentle Mary Brewster entered she stood white and calm at her husband's head.
" Ay, ay, he hath sunstroke," muttered the surgeon, laying a hand upon the patie...nt's forehead, " and no won- der, for it is shrewdly hot to-day, and he toiling away like any Hodge of them all. I must let him blood.
Canst get me a ba^iin and a bandage, Mistress ? " " I will fetch them, Katharine. Sit you down." And the Elder's wife slipped out of the door and back again before even impatient Doctor Fuller could wonder where she was.
An hour later Carver arousing from the stupor that was growing upon him, asked to see William Bradford, who at once hobbled in from the neighboring house, although himself hardly able to sit up.
What to read after Standish of Standish. a Story of the Pilgrims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane G Jane Goodwin Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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