Tales From Blackwood volume 10
Tales From Blackwood volume 10
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" " John ! what is the matter with me ? " LADY ADELAIDE. 21 " The matter ! " "Yes, you look so strange. I can't take any more, indeed I can't. Don't ask me. Only let me lie still. Oh, I don't — want gruel ; I — hate gruel. " The last sentences broken, and uttered with diffi- culty.
" Don't go — away, John. " " Only for a few minutes, dear. I am going to sit up with you to-night. " A slip of the tongue this, but it passed unheeded.
" How long Dr Birch has stayed ! " said she, presently.
He was s...ilent.
" Is he only gone now ! " Now at that moment the good doctor was com- fortably ensconced in John's own easy-chair by the fireside in the library, with a pair of John's own slippers on his feet. He had expected this in the morning, and made his arrangements accordingly. Mrs Tresham was dangerously ill.
The fever did not increase rapidly ; it rather appeared to gain ground with insidious, unseen footsteps.
She was not exactly worse, she was certainly not better.
The white bar came a little further into the mouth.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 10?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " John ! what is the matter with me ? " LADY ADELAIDE. 21 " The matter ! " "Yes, you look so strange. I can't take any more, indeed I can't. Don't ask me. Only let me lie still. Oh, I don't — want gruel ; I — hate gruel. " The last sentences broken, and uttered with diffi- culty.
" Don't go — away, John. " " Only for a few minutes, dear. I am going to sit up with you to-night. " A slip of the tongue this, but it passed unheeded.
" How long Dr Birch has stayed ! " said she, presently.
He was s...ilent.
" Is he only gone now ! " Now at that moment the good doctor was com- fortably ensconced in John's own easy-chair by the fireside in the library, with a pair of John's own slippers on his feet. He had expected this in the morning, and made his arrangements accordingly. Mrs Tresham was dangerously ill.
The fever did not increase rapidly ; it rather appeared to gain ground with insidious, unseen footsteps.
She was not exactly worse, she was certainly not better.
The white bar came a little further into the mouth.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaucer Geoffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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