Wenderholme : a Story of Lancashire And Yorkshire 1
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Isaac Ogden had got drunk at Twistle Farm ; and now he was drinking spi- rits there — not even diluting them with water.
After emptying old Sarah's bottle, which for- tunately did not contain enough to endanger, for the present, his existence, Mr Ogden staggered back to his bed, and fell into a drunken sleep, which lasted until Dr Bardly's arrival. The Doc- tor found the wound at the back of the head ex- ceedingly slight ; there was abrasure of the skin and a swelling, but nothing more. The blg...od had ceased to flow soon after the accident ; and there would be no worse results from it than the temporary insensibility, from which the patient had already recovered. The most serious results of what had passed were likely, for the present, to be rather moral than physical. Dr Bardly greatly dreaded the moral depression which must result from the breaking down of the only resolution which stood between his friend and an utter aban- donment to his propensity. Twistle Farm would no longer be a refuge for him against the demon, for the demon had been admitted, had crossed the threshold, had taken possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isaac Ogden had got drunk at Twistle Farm ; and now he was drinking spi- rits there — not even diluting them with water.
After emptying old Sarah's bottle, which for- tunately did not contain enough to endanger, for the present, his existence, Mr Ogden staggered back to his bed, and fell into a drunken sleep, which lasted until Dr Bardly's arrival. The Doc- tor found the wound at the back of the head ex- ceedingly slight ; there was abrasure of the skin and a swelling, but nothing more. The blg...od had ceased to flow soon after the accident ; and there would be no worse results from it than the temporary insensibility, from which the patient had already recovered. The most serious results of what had passed were likely, for the present, to be rather moral than physical. Dr Bardly greatly dreaded the moral depression which must result from the breaking down of the only resolution which stood between his friend and an utter aban- donment to his propensity. Twistle Farm would no longer be a refuge for him against the demon, for the demon had been admitted, had crossed the threshold, had taken possession.
What to read after Wenderholme : a Story of Lancashire And Yorkshire 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gilbert Hamerton to read onlineMoreLess
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