The Looking-Glass for the Mind
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Adams would have stopped Marian; but the door being half open, sheflew to her bedside like an arrow out of a bow. Poor Bella was in aviolent fever, alone, and very low spirited; for all her littlecompanions had forsaken her. Marian, drowned in tears, seized hold ofBella's hand, squeezed it in hers, and kissed it. "Ah! my dear Miss, "said she "is it in this condition I find you! but you must not die; whatwould then become of me? I will watch over you, and serve you: shall I, my dear Miss Bella?"... Miss Bella, squeezing Marian's hand, signified to her, that staying withher would do her a great favour. And the little maid, with Mrs. Adams'sconsent, became Bella's nurse, which she performed the part of toadmiration. She had a small bed made up for her, close beside her littlesick friend, whom she never left for a moment. If the slightest sighescaped Bella, Marian was up in an instant to know what she wanted, andgave her, with her own hands, all her medicines.
This grateful girl did every thing she could to amuse her friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams would have stopped Marian; but the door being half open, sheflew to her bedside like an arrow out of a bow. Poor Bella was in aviolent fever, alone, and very low spirited; for all her littlecompanions had forsaken her. Marian, drowned in tears, seized hold ofBella's hand, squeezed it in hers, and kissed it. "Ah! my dear Miss, "said she "is it in this condition I find you! but you must not die; whatwould then become of me? I will watch over you, and serve you: shall I, my dear Miss Bella?"... Miss Bella, squeezing Marian's hand, signified to her, that staying withher would do her a great favour. And the little maid, with Mrs. Adams'sconsent, became Bella's nurse, which she performed the part of toadmiration. She had a small bed made up for her, close beside her littlesick friend, whom she never left for a moment. If the slightest sighescaped Bella, Marian was up in an instant to know what she wanted, andgave her, with her own hands, all her medicines.
This grateful girl did every thing she could to amuse her friend.
What to read after The Looking-Glass for the Mind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Arnaud Berquin to read onlineMoreLess
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