The Path of a Star
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Barberryand the two nurses. There may be a certain solace in the definite andcontinuous knowledge available about a person hovering on the brink ofenteric under your own roof-tree. It was as grave as that; Surgeon-MajorLivingstone could not make up his mind. Alicia knew only of thisuncertainty; other satisfactions were reserved for the nurses andMrs. Barberry. She could see that her brother was anxious, he was souniformly cheerful, so brisk and fresh and good-tempered coming fromLindsay's room ...in the morning, to say at breakfast that the temperaturewas the same, hadn't budged a point, must manage to get it down somehowin the next twenty-four hours, and forthwith to envelop himself inthe newspapers. Those arbitrary and obstinate figures, which stood forapprehension to the most casual ear, stamped themselves on most thingsas the day wore on, and at tea-time Mrs. Barberry gave her otherdetails, thinking her rather cold in the reception of them. But sheplainly preferred to be out of it, avoiding the nurses on the stairs, refraining from so much as a glance at the boiled milk preparations ofthe butler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barberryand the two nurses. There may be a certain solace in the definite andcontinuous knowledge available about a person hovering on the brink ofenteric under your own roof-tree. It was as grave as that; Surgeon-MajorLivingstone could not make up his mind. Alicia knew only of thisuncertainty; other satisfactions were reserved for the nurses andMrs. Barberry. She could see that her brother was anxious, he was souniformly cheerful, so brisk and fresh and good-tempered coming fromLindsay's room ...in the morning, to say at breakfast that the temperaturewas the same, hadn't budged a point, must manage to get it down somehowin the next twenty-four hours, and forthwith to envelop himself inthe newspapers. Those arbitrary and obstinate figures, which stood forapprehension to the most casual ear, stamped themselves on most thingsas the day wore on, and at tea-time Mrs. Barberry gave her otherdetails, thinking her rather cold in the reception of them. But sheplainly preferred to be out of it, avoiding the nurses on the stairs, refraining from so much as a glance at the boiled milk preparations ofthe butler.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan, Sara Jeannette, 1861-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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