The Mills of Tuxbury
The Mills of Tuxbury
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confessed her misery ; some strange unrest that haunted her by day and night like an evil spirit, wearing her nerves and maddening her with hard, fierce, bitter moods. There was no rest nor calm for her in anything. Where the hot, rasping impatience would end she did not know. She should like to think it would be in the cool, dark silences of the grave ; and those words set Eleanor to crying, so that Marjorie blamed herself roundly, she not being at all given to sentimentalizing over her pro- s...pective grave.
There being no other apparent cause for Marjorie's trouble, Mrs. Whitmarsh set it all down to nervous derangement, and descanted eloquently on the hold which this gained of soul and body ; then slid off, by a very natural train of association, to the virtues of Peruvian bark and Port wine, ending at last with a devout prayer for Dr. Avery's return from his Canada trip, he being the only physician that unmanageable young woman would so much as hear a hint about con- sulting.
The baby manifested his sympathy in the prettiest way, coming up and laying his warm little cheek on her wet one, and patting her forehead with his bits of dimpled fingers, while Gray, the faithful old shepherd dog, pushed his huge body between them .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
confessed her misery ; some strange unrest that haunted her by day and night like an evil spirit, wearing her nerves and maddening her with hard, fierce, bitter moods. There was no rest nor calm for her in anything. Where the hot, rasping impatience would end she did not know. She should like to think it would be in the cool, dark silences of the grave ; and those words set Eleanor to crying, so that Marjorie blamed herself roundly, she not being at all given to sentimentalizing over her pro- s...pective grave.
There being no other apparent cause for Marjorie's trouble, Mrs. Whitmarsh set it all down to nervous derangement, and descanted eloquently on the hold which this gained of soul and body ; then slid off, by a very natural train of association, to the virtues of Peruvian bark and Port wine, ending at last with a devout prayer for Dr. Avery's return from his Canada trip, he being the only physician that unmanageable young woman would so much as hear a hint about con- sulting.
The baby manifested his sympathy in the prettiest way, coming up and laying his warm little cheek on her wet one, and patting her forehead with his bits of dimpled fingers, while Gray, the faithful old shepherd dog, pushed his huge body between them .
What to read after The Mills of Tuxbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia F Virginia Frances Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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