Strong Hearts
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In the case of the entomologist, his wife became thebedside nurse and sentinel.
In the next room, now and then Mrs. Smith, and now and then our fatneighbor's wife, waited on her, but by far the most of the time, Mrs. Fontenette was her assistant. When Senda, while the patient dozed, stolebrief moments of sleep to keep what she could of her overtasked powers, her place, at the bedside, was always filled by Fontenette, who as oftenkept his promise to call her the instant her husband should rouse....
Thus we brought our precious entomologist through the disorder's firstcrisis, which generally comes exactly on the seventy-second hour, and indue time through the second, which falls, if I remember aright, on theninth day. What I do recall with certainty, was that it came on one of thedays of the city's heaviest mortality and that two of our children, and mynext neighbor's wife, came down with the scourge.
And O, the beautiful days and the beautiful nights! It seemed the illusionof a dream, that between such land and sky, there should be not one streetin that embowered city unsmitten by sorrow and death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case of the entomologist, his wife became thebedside nurse and sentinel.
In the next room, now and then Mrs. Smith, and now and then our fatneighbor's wife, waited on her, but by far the most of the time, Mrs. Fontenette was her assistant. When Senda, while the patient dozed, stolebrief moments of sleep to keep what she could of her overtasked powers, her place, at the bedside, was always filled by Fontenette, who as oftenkept his promise to call her the instant her husband should rouse....
Thus we brought our precious entomologist through the disorder's firstcrisis, which generally comes exactly on the seventy-second hour, and indue time through the second, which falls, if I remember aright, on theninth day. What I do recall with certainty, was that it came on one of thedays of the city's heaviest mortality and that two of our children, and mynext neighbor's wife, came down with the scourge.
And O, the beautiful days and the beautiful nights! It seemed the illusionof a dream, that between such land and sky, there should be not one streetin that embowered city unsmitten by sorrow and death.
What to read after Strong Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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