The Incubator Baby
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She frowned. Why should they bother her with trifles.
About noon she received an other message. It read : "Pa tient s condition unchanged. No cause for alarm. " She crumpled it in her hand and threw it on the floor. It had interrupted an inspiring conversation on the Higher Life.
When the doctor visited Mar jorie about noon he sat fully five minutes with her, which was unusually long for such a busy man, and as he left he gravely remarked that he would drop in during the evening. 71 THE INCUBAT...OR BABY He did not like the way those red spots were fading.
When he returned he frowned. Mr. Fielding was sitting on the cribside holding one of Mar- jorie s hot hands and gently pass ing his ringers over her brow. The private secretary was on her knees at the other side of the crib. But the doctor did not frown at either of these.
" I don t like her condition, at all, " he said. Not at all. But Til try to pull her through. Telephone my wife I ll not be home to-night, will you ?
Marjorie lay in open-eyed listlessness, staring upward at nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She frowned. Why should they bother her with trifles.
About noon she received an other message. It read : "Pa tient s condition unchanged. No cause for alarm. " She crumpled it in her hand and threw it on the floor. It had interrupted an inspiring conversation on the Higher Life.
When the doctor visited Mar jorie about noon he sat fully five minutes with her, which was unusually long for such a busy man, and as he left he gravely remarked that he would drop in during the evening. 71 THE INCUBAT...OR BABY He did not like the way those red spots were fading.
When he returned he frowned. Mr. Fielding was sitting on the cribside holding one of Mar- jorie s hot hands and gently pass ing his ringers over her brow. The private secretary was on her knees at the other side of the crib. But the doctor did not frown at either of these.
" I don t like her condition, at all, " he said. Not at all. But Til try to pull her through. Telephone my wife I ll not be home to-night, will you ?
Marjorie lay in open-eyed listlessness, staring upward at nothing.
What to read after The Incubator Baby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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