Woman's Endurance
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Arrangements upset; funerals this morning (seven); had to rush toovertake procession; Ps. 39, "Handbreed" (an hand-breadth).
Found I was burying Mrs. De Lint's infant and also "she of thegnashing teeth. " Sorrowing mothers; I always hurry away when the first sod falls withits horrible thud; it unstrings the chords of one's being, and thebest thing is to depart.
Spent afternoon in; at five, went to few tents.
Old Tante yonder; the great collapse; very sorrowful; faithful untodeath. Weeks of toil...; untiring efforts with sick daughter and herthree sick children; poor; helpless; no one to assist save littleBilly, who herself is sick. And now--now the daughter is better, thethree children on the way to recovery, and the faithful oldgrandmother? Nunc demittis. She has lain there like a log sinceyesterday without nourishment; took beef tea; kind neighbour broughtbroth; made her sit up, and she gulped down the food; will try andget her removed to hospital to-morrow.
Visited Mrs. Naude of yesterday; anguish; the last child died thismorning; husband gone; three children gone; alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arrangements upset; funerals this morning (seven); had to rush toovertake procession; Ps. 39, "Handbreed" (an hand-breadth).
Found I was burying Mrs. De Lint's infant and also "she of thegnashing teeth. " Sorrowing mothers; I always hurry away when the first sod falls withits horrible thud; it unstrings the chords of one's being, and thebest thing is to depart.
Spent afternoon in; at five, went to few tents.
Old Tante yonder; the great collapse; very sorrowful; faithful untodeath. Weeks of toil...; untiring efforts with sick daughter and herthree sick children; poor; helpless; no one to assist save littleBilly, who herself is sick. And now--now the daughter is better, thethree children on the way to recovery, and the faithful oldgrandmother? Nunc demittis. She has lain there like a log sinceyesterday without nourishment; took beef tea; kind neighbour broughtbroth; made her sit up, and she gulped down the food; will try andget her removed to hospital to-morrow.
Visited Mrs. Naude of yesterday; anguish; the last child died thismorning; husband gone; three children gone; alone.
What to read after Woman's Endurance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luckhoff August D. to read onlineMoreLess
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