Strangers And Pilgrims : a Novel 3
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CHAPTER IX.
' My God ! I never knew what the mad felt Before ; for I am mad beyond all doubt !
No, I am dead ! These putrifying limbs Shut round and sepulchre the panting soul, Wliich would burst forth into the wandering air.
"What hideous thought was that I had e"en now ?
'Tis gone; and yet its burden remains here, O'er these duU eyes — upon this weary heart !
O world I life I O day ! O misery !
w * v'r w * -"- She is the madliouse nurse who tends on me.
It is a j)iteous office.' Whether a car...eful compliance with Mr. Forde's be- hest would have saved Elizabeth from the evil con- sequences of that one wet day, it is impossible to say. She took no precautions ; she was utterly reck- less of her own safety, hating doctors and all medical appliances with a childish hatred, and never from her childhood upwards having cared to take any trouble about herself in the way of preserving her health.
That health had hitherto been a splendid inheritance which recklessness could hardly reduce. She had run 122 STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER IX.
' My God ! I never knew what the mad felt Before ; for I am mad beyond all doubt !
No, I am dead ! These putrifying limbs Shut round and sepulchre the panting soul, Wliich would burst forth into the wandering air.
"What hideous thought was that I had e"en now ?
'Tis gone; and yet its burden remains here, O'er these duU eyes — upon this weary heart !
O world I life I O day ! O misery !
w * v'r w * -"- She is the madliouse nurse who tends on me.
It is a j)iteous office.' Whether a car...eful compliance with Mr. Forde's be- hest would have saved Elizabeth from the evil con- sequences of that one wet day, it is impossible to say. She took no precautions ; she was utterly reck- less of her own safety, hating doctors and all medical appliances with a childish hatred, and never from her childhood upwards having cared to take any trouble about herself in the way of preserving her health.
That health had hitherto been a splendid inheritance which recklessness could hardly reduce. She had run 122 STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS.
What to read after Strangers And Pilgrims : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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