The White Linen Nurse
The White Linen Nurse
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Against all possible expectancy the Little Crippled Girl burst outlaughing. The laugh was wild, ecstatic, extravagantly boisterous, yetawkward withal, and indescribably bumpy, like the first flight of acage-cramped bird.
Quite abruptly the White Linen Nurse sat down again, and commencednervously with the wrist of her chamois glove to polish the slightlytarnished brass lamp at her elbow. Equally abruptly after a minute shestopped polishing and looked back at the Little Crippled Girl.
"Would--you...--like--to sit in my lap?" she queried conscientiously.
Insolent with astonishment the Little Girl parried the question. "Why inblazes--should I want to sit in your lap?" she quizzed harshly. Everyaccent of her voice, every remotest intonation, was like the SeniorSurgeon's at his worst. The suddenly forked eyebrow, the snarling twitchof the upper lip, turned the whole delicate little face into a grotesquebut desperately unconscious caricature of the grim-jawed father.
As though the father himself had snubbed her for some unimaginablefamiliarity the White Linen Nurse winced back in hopeless confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Against all possible expectancy the Little Crippled Girl burst outlaughing. The laugh was wild, ecstatic, extravagantly boisterous, yetawkward withal, and indescribably bumpy, like the first flight of acage-cramped bird.
Quite abruptly the White Linen Nurse sat down again, and commencednervously with the wrist of her chamois glove to polish the slightlytarnished brass lamp at her elbow. Equally abruptly after a minute shestopped polishing and looked back at the Little Crippled Girl.
"Would--you...--like--to sit in my lap?" she queried conscientiously.
Insolent with astonishment the Little Girl parried the question. "Why inblazes--should I want to sit in your lap?" she quizzed harshly. Everyaccent of her voice, every remotest intonation, was like the SeniorSurgeon's at his worst. The suddenly forked eyebrow, the snarling twitchof the upper lip, turned the whole delicate little face into a grotesquebut desperately unconscious caricature of the grim-jawed father.
As though the father himself had snubbed her for some unimaginablefamiliarity the White Linen Nurse winced back in hopeless confusion.
What to read after The White Linen Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Eleanor Hallowell to read onlineMoreLess
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