Wanderings of a Beauty a Tale of the Real And the Ideal
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Taking the authority of a sister upon her, she paid the woman, and stated her firm intention of remain- ing the sole attendant at the bedside of her brother. Then gently and softly she moved about, robed in a peignoir of delicate white muslin, putting all in or- 174 THE SISTER OF MERCY.
der. The sick man half delirious seemed to feel there was some change, for he murmured tenderly, " what angel is here ?" Evelyn gently laid her cool hand on the fevered brow, but spoke not, for to do BO was forb...idden. The touch soothed and quieted the sufferer, and the physicians, when they came, found a slight change for the better. For six days and nights did Evelyn and myself watch alternate- ly by the bedside of poor D'Arcy, wb. O in his mo- ments of wandering, seemed earnestly engaged in conversation with a spirit he named as Lilian, his affianced bride. As if in reply, he would say : "I will obey you implicitly. Lilian, my sweet sister, bride no longer, since you so will it. I have now another guardian angel near.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Taking the authority of a sister upon her, she paid the woman, and stated her firm intention of remain- ing the sole attendant at the bedside of her brother. Then gently and softly she moved about, robed in a peignoir of delicate white muslin, putting all in or- 174 THE SISTER OF MERCY.
der. The sick man half delirious seemed to feel there was some change, for he murmured tenderly, " what angel is here ?" Evelyn gently laid her cool hand on the fevered brow, but spoke not, for to do BO was forb...idden. The touch soothed and quieted the sufferer, and the physicians, when they came, found a slight change for the better. For six days and nights did Evelyn and myself watch alternate- ly by the bedside of poor D'Arcy, wb. O in his mo- ments of wandering, seemed earnestly engaged in conversation with a spirit he named as Lilian, his affianced bride. As if in reply, he would say : "I will obey you implicitly. Lilian, my sweet sister, bride no longer, since you so will it. I have now another guardian angel near.
What to read after Wanderings of a Beauty a Tale of the Real And the Ideal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin James to read onlineMoreLess
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