The World for Sale, volume 2.
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" Hastily and tenderly he bound the handkerchief round the sightless eyes. Having done so, he said to the nurse with unintentional quotation fromthe Gospel of St. John, and a sad irony: "Let there be light. " It all gave him time to pull himself together and prepare for the momentwhen he must tell Ingolby the truth. In one sense the sooner it was toldthe better, lest Ingolby should suddenly discover it for himself. Surprise and shock must be avoided. So now he talked in his low, soothing voice,... telling Ingolby that the operation had put him out ofdanger, that the pain now felt came chiefly from the nerves of the eye, and that quiet and darkness were necessary. He insisted on Ingolbykeeping silent, and he gave a mild opiate which induced several hours'sleep.
During this time Rockwell prepared himself for the ordeal which must bepassed as soon as possible; gave all needed directions, and had aconference with the assistant Chief Constable to whom he confided thetruth. He suggested plans for preserving order in excited Lebanon, whichwas determined to revenge itself on Manitou; and he gave some careful andspecific instructions to Jowett the horse-dealer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hastily and tenderly he bound the handkerchief round the sightless eyes. Having done so, he said to the nurse with unintentional quotation fromthe Gospel of St. John, and a sad irony: "Let there be light. " It all gave him time to pull himself together and prepare for the momentwhen he must tell Ingolby the truth. In one sense the sooner it was toldthe better, lest Ingolby should suddenly discover it for himself. Surprise and shock must be avoided. So now he talked in his low, soothing voice,... telling Ingolby that the operation had put him out ofdanger, that the pain now felt came chiefly from the nerves of the eye, and that quiet and darkness were necessary. He insisted on Ingolbykeeping silent, and he gave a mild opiate which induced several hours'sleep.
During this time Rockwell prepared himself for the ordeal which must bepassed as soon as possible; gave all needed directions, and had aconference with the assistant Chief Constable to whom he confided thetruth. He suggested plans for preserving order in excited Lebanon, whichwas determined to revenge itself on Manitou; and he gave some careful andspecific instructions to Jowett the horse-dealer.
What to read after The World for Sale, volume 2.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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