Ursula a Tale of Country Life volume 2
Ursula a Tale of Country Life volume 2
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Weir's case. It may be expressed in a few words. Her Aunt's mind, she said, was quite broken down, and nothing remained to be done but to put her under strict, medical care. The object in sending for me was, that as I had known Mrs. Weir so long, I might prepare her for this ne- cessary step, and induce her to submit to it gently.
The two ideas seemed to me inconsistent. If Mrs. Weir was in a state in which by reasoning she could be brought to submission, her mind certainly could not be quite b...roken down. But I was not going to commit myself in an argu- ment before I had had an opportunity of forming a judgment, and I begged at once to be allowed to go to Mrs. ^Veir.
" Presently. My Aunt must not be taken by surprise, " URSULA. 153 ^vas the answer ; but I repeated my request, " If I may but DC allowed, Ma'am, I should like, " I said, " to see Mrs. Weir in her natural state, as I cannot suppose that, in her present condition, any person's presence would have much effect upon her. " And as I made a movement towards the folding door, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weir's case. It may be expressed in a few words. Her Aunt's mind, she said, was quite broken down, and nothing remained to be done but to put her under strict, medical care. The object in sending for me was, that as I had known Mrs. Weir so long, I might prepare her for this ne- cessary step, and induce her to submit to it gently.
The two ideas seemed to me inconsistent. If Mrs. Weir was in a state in which by reasoning she could be brought to submission, her mind certainly could not be quite b...roken down. But I was not going to commit myself in an argu- ment before I had had an opportunity of forming a judgment, and I begged at once to be allowed to go to Mrs. ^Veir.
" Presently. My Aunt must not be taken by surprise, " URSULA. 153 ^vas the answer ; but I repeated my request, " If I may but DC allowed, Ma'am, I should like, " I said, " to see Mrs. Weir in her natural state, as I cannot suppose that, in her present condition, any person's presence would have much effect upon her. " And as I made a movement towards the folding door, Mrs.
What to read after Ursula a Tale of Country Life volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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