Suppressed Sensations Or Leaves From the Note book of a Chicago Reporter
Suppressed Sensations Or Leaves From the Note book of a Chicago Reporter
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" ANOTHER FOUNDLING.
" Last night about nine o'clock one of the nurses 'at the Prot- estant Orphan Asylum on Michigan avenue, near Twenty-third street, while locking the outer door, preparatory to retiring for the night, heard a faint, wailing sound proceeding from some point on the lawn in front of the building. She listenodVand the cry was repeated unmistakably, this time, the cry of a child. It was as Wordsworth has it : " 'An infant crying in the night, An infant crying for the light, And w...ith no language but a cry. ' "She called for assistance and a light being obtained, they- found under a tree in the centre of the lawn, a basket containing a beautiful female child, apparently about six months old. It was The Story of a Waif. 77 well dressed, its clothing being of fine linen, and heavily em- broidered, but the night was very cold, and the poor child was almost chilled to death. It was carefully tended by the matron and her assistants, and may possibly survive. It is stated by per- sons connected with the institution, that about half-past seven o'clock a carriage drove up to the outer gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ANOTHER FOUNDLING.
" Last night about nine o'clock one of the nurses 'at the Prot- estant Orphan Asylum on Michigan avenue, near Twenty-third street, while locking the outer door, preparatory to retiring for the night, heard a faint, wailing sound proceeding from some point on the lawn in front of the building. She listenodVand the cry was repeated unmistakably, this time, the cry of a child. It was as Wordsworth has it : " 'An infant crying in the night, An infant crying for the light, And w...ith no language but a cry. ' "She called for assistance and a light being obtained, they- found under a tree in the centre of the lawn, a basket containing a beautiful female child, apparently about six months old. It was The Story of a Waif. 77 well dressed, its clothing being of fine linen, and heavily em- broidered, but the night was very cold, and the poor child was almost chilled to death. It was carefully tended by the matron and her assistants, and may possibly survive. It is stated by per- sons connected with the institution, that about half-past seven o'clock a carriage drove up to the outer gate.
What to read after Suppressed Sensations Or Leaves From the Note book of a Chicago Reporter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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