The Young Countess a Tale for Youth
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Illness, Desertion, and True Friends.
THE sentence which the physicians pronounced was not of a nature to lesson the Earl's anxiety ; they said that not only Lady Glenross appeared to be suffering from a mind and body over-fatigued and exhausted, but that there were symptoms which led them to apprehend the approach of some eruptive fever. They inquired if she had passed through the Small-pox and Meazles, for the both of which Sinclair vouched : desiring, therefore, that she should be kept extre...mely quiet, and giving all other necessary directions, they left her, till a few hours PART IIL H 3 150 THE YOUNG COUNTESS.
should enable them more clearly to discern the nature of her disease.
On their return they pronounced the disorder to be a scarlet fever, which, from being neglected at its com- mencement, and the exertions and anxiety of the day before, (the Earl having confided to them that some unpleasant occurrences had extremely agitated his daugh- ter, ) had risen most rapidly to a height seldom known in so early a stage of the complaint, and was already both dangerous and infectious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Illness, Desertion, and True Friends.
THE sentence which the physicians pronounced was not of a nature to lesson the Earl's anxiety ; they said that not only Lady Glenross appeared to be suffering from a mind and body over-fatigued and exhausted, but that there were symptoms which led them to apprehend the approach of some eruptive fever. They inquired if she had passed through the Small-pox and Meazles, for the both of which Sinclair vouched : desiring, therefore, that she should be kept extre...mely quiet, and giving all other necessary directions, they left her, till a few hours PART IIL H 3 150 THE YOUNG COUNTESS.
should enable them more clearly to discern the nature of her disease.
On their return they pronounced the disorder to be a scarlet fever, which, from being neglected at its com- mencement, and the exertions and anxiety of the day before, (the Earl having confided to them that some unpleasant occurrences had extremely agitated his daugh- ter, ) had risen most rapidly to a height seldom known in so early a stage of the complaint, and was already both dangerous and infectious.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sibthorpe Pinchard to read onlineMoreLess
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