Camellia (2012)
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Two Chapter Thirty-two Camellia looked up from the letter she’d been trying to compose as Lily and Aunt Tessie, as she’d insisted Camellia call her, entered the warm parlor. “How is Mr. Matthews feeling this morning?”
Lily looked more than a little unsettled, her face paler than normal.
“He’s feverish.” The older woman’s face wore a worried frown. “I’m going to the kitchen to prepare some tea that should reduce his fever and make him more comfortable.”
Camellia put down her letter, her mind goin...g back to the voyage from Jacksonport to Vicksburg and her helplessness as the sick and wounded soldiers grew weaker. She wanted to learn how to treat illness, how to mend young men instead of grieving over their deaths.
The letter to Jane could wait another day. “May I come with you? I’d like to learn more about making medicinal concoctions.”
“Of course you can.” Aunt Tessie gave her an approving nod before glancing toward Lily. “Would you like to come with us?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two Chapter Thirty-two Camellia looked up from the letter she’d been trying to compose as Lily and Aunt Tessie, as she’d insisted Camellia call her, entered the warm parlor. “How is Mr. Matthews feeling this morning?”
Lily looked more than a little unsettled, her face paler than normal.
“He’s feverish.” The older woman’s face wore a worried frown. “I’m going to the kitchen to prepare some tea that should reduce his fever and make him more comfortable.”
Camellia put down her letter, her mind goin...g back to the voyage from Jacksonport to Vicksburg and her helplessness as the sick and wounded soldiers grew weaker. She wanted to learn how to treat illness, how to mend young men instead of grieving over their deaths.
The letter to Jane could wait another day. “May I come with you? I’d like to learn more about making medicinal concoctions.”
“Of course you can.” Aunt Tessie gave her an approving nod before glancing toward Lily. “Would you like to come with us?”
What to read after Camellia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diane T. Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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