Vivien
Vivien
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Quinlan made her re- main in bed day after day. He came every morning, and he 216 VIVIEN oevrer seemed in a hurry; but they had no more long chats.
Once, setting his opinion at defiance, she tried to get up and dress. But her legs seemed to be made of india-rubber: she was dizzy and faint in a minute, and compelled to lean against the chest of drawers for support, until she could recover strength to crawl back to bed again. It seemed as though, instead of making her well, the bed itself was the... cause of her weakness. Lying there, taking the rest which he had ordered, she had grown weaker and weaker.
And the doctor's bill? It was dreadful to think of what all these visits and so much carefully considered advice would cost. Marian had so frightened her about the remorseless char- acter of doctors and the excessive amount of their charge that she trembled when she thought of the debt she was incurring.
"What do you think I ought to do?" she inquired of Marian. " Do you think he would be angry if I asked him how much I owe him up to now?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quinlan made her re- main in bed day after day. He came every morning, and he 216 VIVIEN oevrer seemed in a hurry; but they had no more long chats.
Once, setting his opinion at defiance, she tried to get up and dress. But her legs seemed to be made of india-rubber: she was dizzy and faint in a minute, and compelled to lean against the chest of drawers for support, until she could recover strength to crawl back to bed again. It seemed as though, instead of making her well, the bed itself was the... cause of her weakness. Lying there, taking the rest which he had ordered, she had grown weaker and weaker.
And the doctor's bill? It was dreadful to think of what all these visits and so much carefully considered advice would cost. Marian had so frightened her about the remorseless char- acter of doctors and the excessive amount of their charge that she trembled when she thought of the debt she was incurring.
"What do you think I ought to do?" she inquired of Marian. " Do you think he would be angry if I asked him how much I owe him up to now?
What to read after Vivien?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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