The Crystal Heart
The Crystal Heart
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"You may do as you wish," she said, "and send for Dr. Armstrong. I think you are mistaken, but, after all, if you are not, my mistake would be the worst disaster of the two. Remember, though, that if Dr. Armstrong agrees with me, there must be no more fussing. It is very silly and bad taste to think so much about health. When I was young, if I said that I was ill, I was told that I might go to bed if I liked, but that I should be given nothing to eat until I got up and came down-stairs. I alway...s recovered promptly.'* At first Dr. Armstrong seemed to share Mrs.
Featherstone's light diagnosis; he couldn't find anything wrong with the child. But though he said this at once and sent Rosemary out into the garden to play, he asked Patch a great many ques- tions. Joy and Patch were alone with him, for Mrs. Featherstone had remarked that she was not going to have anything to do with so silly a business. When Patch had told him all she could, he met Joy's anxious eyes consideringly. "No,'* he said gravely, "I can't honestly say that I am Digitized by VjOOQ iC 64 THE CRYSTAL HEART satisfied about the child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You may do as you wish," she said, "and send for Dr. Armstrong. I think you are mistaken, but, after all, if you are not, my mistake would be the worst disaster of the two. Remember, though, that if Dr. Armstrong agrees with me, there must be no more fussing. It is very silly and bad taste to think so much about health. When I was young, if I said that I was ill, I was told that I might go to bed if I liked, but that I should be given nothing to eat until I got up and came down-stairs. I alway...s recovered promptly.'* At first Dr. Armstrong seemed to share Mrs.
Featherstone's light diagnosis; he couldn't find anything wrong with the child. But though he said this at once and sent Rosemary out into the garden to play, he asked Patch a great many ques- tions. Joy and Patch were alone with him, for Mrs. Featherstone had remarked that she was not going to have anything to do with so silly a business. When Patch had told him all she could, he met Joy's anxious eyes consideringly. "No,'* he said gravely, "I can't honestly say that I am Digitized by VjOOQ iC 64 THE CRYSTAL HEART satisfied about the child.
What to read after The Crystal Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bottome Phyllis to read onlineMoreLess
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