The Story of a Lifetime
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Wills, and our children were waiting to receive us. But alas ! when our medical friends began dropping in to visit their confrere^ they soon recognized that work was impossible, and passed sentence of banishment once more. Eeluctant to go far from the dear invalids at Verulam House, we had permission to try the air of Tun- bridge Wells, and accordingly took a small house in Clarence Terrace, where we could at least have our children with us.
It was from here I was summoned to my mother's death-...bed. In grief I started by the first train, and arrived in London late that night. At Verulam House I found the family astir, stealing softly about in the subdued atmosphere of death. My dear mother recognized me, and asked, '' How is Priestley ? " These were her last consecutive words, but she was more or less conscious tiU the moment of her death next morning.
It was now October, and after spending a 134 A SAD PAETING melancholy week with my sick father and my suffering twin, I had to return to my post.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wills, and our children were waiting to receive us. But alas ! when our medical friends began dropping in to visit their confrere^ they soon recognized that work was impossible, and passed sentence of banishment once more. Eeluctant to go far from the dear invalids at Verulam House, we had permission to try the air of Tun- bridge Wells, and accordingly took a small house in Clarence Terrace, where we could at least have our children with us.
It was from here I was summoned to my mother's death-...bed. In grief I started by the first train, and arrived in London late that night. At Verulam House I found the family astir, stealing softly about in the subdued atmosphere of death. My dear mother recognized me, and asked, '' How is Priestley ? " These were her last consecutive words, but she was more or less conscious tiU the moment of her death next morning.
It was now October, and after spending a 134 A SAD PAETING melancholy week with my sick father and my suffering twin, I had to return to my post.
What to read after The Story of a Lifetime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Chambers Priestley to read onlineMoreLess
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