The Story of a New York House
The Story of a New York House
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So the doctor bled him again ; and even that did no good. About sunset, Aline, who had watched over him with hardly a moment's rest, left the room for a quarter of an hour, to listen to what the doctors had to say there were four of them in the drawing-room below. When she and her husband entered the sick-room again, the old man had moved in his bed. He was lying on his side, his face to the windows that looked southward, and he had raised himself a little on his arm. There was a troubled gaze ...in his eyes, as of one who strains to see some thing that is unaccountably missing from his sight. He turned his head a little, as though to listen. Thus gazing, with an inward and spiritual vision only, at the bay that his eyes 86 The Story of a New York House. Might never again see, and listening to the waves whose cadence he should hear no more, the troubled look faded into one of inscrutable peace, and he sank back into the hollow of his son's arm and passed away. The next time that the doctor was in the house it was of a snowy night a few days after New Year's Day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the doctor bled him again ; and even that did no good. About sunset, Aline, who had watched over him with hardly a moment's rest, left the room for a quarter of an hour, to listen to what the doctors had to say there were four of them in the drawing-room below. When she and her husband entered the sick-room again, the old man had moved in his bed. He was lying on his side, his face to the windows that looked southward, and he had raised himself a little on his arm. There was a troubled gaze ...in his eyes, as of one who strains to see some thing that is unaccountably missing from his sight. He turned his head a little, as though to listen. Thus gazing, with an inward and spiritual vision only, at the bay that his eyes 86 The Story of a New York House. Might never again see, and listening to the waves whose cadence he should hear no more, the troubled look faded into one of inscrutable peace, and he sank back into the hollow of his son's arm and passed away. The next time that the doctor was in the house it was of a snowy night a few days after New Year's Day.
What to read after The Story of a New York House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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