The Queens Garden
The Queens Garden
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Hardly a sound of human life during that time had fallen upon her ears. Afterward she learned that there was a side court with a separate entrance from the street to the other part of the house; a small stairway by which the physicians came and went. Old Marcelle slipped in and out of the infected apartment like a shadow ; choosing the hours when Noel was sleeping, or sitting in the gar- den, to fulfill the charge imposed upon her of caring for the physical comfort of Madame Chretien's new-foun...d trea- sure. Doctor Grafton, lifelong friend and family physician, took note of the young stranger from the windows of the sick-room ; it was he indeed who had warned her from the stair-landing the morning after her arrival. His patient, through his watchful eyes, had followed her movements from time to time about the sunny close below " Claude's daughter ! Claude's daughter ! " The cry was ever upon the sick woman's lips.
72 {ro&e ^uem'tf Garten But Noel could not know this ; nor that the city itself, girdled by a fast narrowing cordon of quarantine, was scorching in the breath of the pestilence ; she felt only the unbroken solitude ; she heard only a sigh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardly a sound of human life during that time had fallen upon her ears. Afterward she learned that there was a side court with a separate entrance from the street to the other part of the house; a small stairway by which the physicians came and went. Old Marcelle slipped in and out of the infected apartment like a shadow ; choosing the hours when Noel was sleeping, or sitting in the gar- den, to fulfill the charge imposed upon her of caring for the physical comfort of Madame Chretien's new-foun...d trea- sure. Doctor Grafton, lifelong friend and family physician, took note of the young stranger from the windows of the sick-room ; it was he indeed who had warned her from the stair-landing the morning after her arrival. His patient, through his watchful eyes, had followed her movements from time to time about the sunny close below " Claude's daughter ! Claude's daughter ! " The cry was ever upon the sick woman's lips.
72 {ro&e ^uem'tf Garten But Noel could not know this ; nor that the city itself, girdled by a fast narrowing cordon of quarantine, was scorching in the breath of the pestilence ; she felt only the unbroken solitude ; she heard only a sigh !
What to read after The Queens Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E M Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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