The Siege of Youth
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A new family had moved into the Terrace, a father, son, and two daughters. The father was the old doctor who had called on me that day in consultation, and she was one of his daughters.
" c Father says you are very sick, ' she began, c and I came in to see what I can do for you. I am very used to sick people. My little sister is sick all the time. ' " c I should like to have you sit with me a while, ' I answered, c if your father can spare you. ' " I can see her again this moment, sitting down ...like a child well used to obey ; and, just in that manner she took my hand in her own little warm one, and time began to pass.
" There were many thoughts for those moments, waiting, increasing weakness, wonderment, and above all, peace. I began to die deliciously, it seemed to me. She was such a quiet child, the full cowardice of dying before her did not strike me till long afterward. We just held on to each other, and I was keeping my eyes on her face, waiting for the end, when (this is the funny part 132 Deborah's Life of it) she leaned over and whispered something, looking at the clock as she did so : " c Guess where I am going at eight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A new family had moved into the Terrace, a father, son, and two daughters. The father was the old doctor who had called on me that day in consultation, and she was one of his daughters.
" c Father says you are very sick, ' she began, c and I came in to see what I can do for you. I am very used to sick people. My little sister is sick all the time. ' " c I should like to have you sit with me a while, ' I answered, c if your father can spare you. ' " I can see her again this moment, sitting down ...like a child well used to obey ; and, just in that manner she took my hand in her own little warm one, and time began to pass.
" There were many thoughts for those moments, waiting, increasing weakness, wonderment, and above all, peace. I began to die deliciously, it seemed to me. She was such a quiet child, the full cowardice of dying before her did not strike me till long afterward. We just held on to each other, and I was keeping my eyes on her face, waiting for the end, when (this is the funny part 132 Deborah's Life of it) she leaned over and whispered something, looking at the clock as she did so : " c Guess where I am going at eight.
What to read after The Siege of Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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