"the Calling of Dan Matthews"
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Before you do so, I ask you to inquire of Dr. Oldham why Grace Conner is here and why she wishes to die. (with an air of dismissal.) And now in consideration of my patient, who may awaken any moment, I dare not permit you to prolong this call.
Dan — (looks at the nurse bewildered, takes up his hat and exists.) (Miss Farwell goes to the window and watches him leave, then goes to the bed and weeps silently.) Miss Farwell — (to herself.) Oh, why am I growing so bitter? He did not mean any harm. Th...e cruel injustice of this has overcome me.
He is a good man. He cannot answer for the sins of this wicked town.
Grace — (opening her eyes and trying to raise her head.) Nurse — Miss Farwell — (turning quickly) Yes, dear, what is it. Did you have a good sleep?
Grace — I was not asleep. I — oh nurse — is it true?
Miss Farwell — (laying her hand on the sick girl's forehead.) Were you awake while the minister was here?
Grace — Yes. I heard it all. Is it — is it true?
Miss Farwell — Is what true, child?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before you do so, I ask you to inquire of Dr. Oldham why Grace Conner is here and why she wishes to die. (with an air of dismissal.) And now in consideration of my patient, who may awaken any moment, I dare not permit you to prolong this call.
Dan — (looks at the nurse bewildered, takes up his hat and exists.) (Miss Farwell goes to the window and watches him leave, then goes to the bed and weeps silently.) Miss Farwell — (to herself.) Oh, why am I growing so bitter? He did not mean any harm. Th...e cruel injustice of this has overcome me.
He is a good man. He cannot answer for the sins of this wicked town.
Grace — (opening her eyes and trying to raise her head.) Nurse — Miss Farwell — (turning quickly) Yes, dear, what is it. Did you have a good sleep?
Grace — I was not asleep. I — oh nurse — is it true?
Miss Farwell — (laying her hand on the sick girl's forehead.) Were you awake while the minister was here?
Grace — Yes. I heard it all. Is it — is it true?
Miss Farwell — Is what true, child?
What to read after "the Calling of Dan Matthews"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams., E. R. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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