Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 7
Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 7
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That night passed in tolerable tranquillity, and without alarm, his pulse still always equal and good, though smaller. On Sunday, the fatal 3rd of May, my patient was still cheerful, and slept often, but not long. This circumstance was delightful to my observa- tion, and kept oft' the least suspicion that my misery could be so near.
My pen lingers now ! reluctant to finish the little that remains.
1819] OF MADAME D'ARBLAY. 257 About noon, gently awaking from a slumber, he called to me for some ...beverage, but was weaker than usual, and could not hold the cup. I moistened his lips with a spoon several times. He looked at me with sweetness inexpressible, and pathetically said, " Qui .... ?" He stopped, but I saw he meant " Who shall return this for youT I instantly answered to his obvious and most touching meaning, by a cheerful exclamation of " You ! my dearest Ami! You yourself ! You shall recover, and take your revenge. " He smiled, but shut his eyes in silence.
Thus ever awake was his tender solicitude for me !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That night passed in tolerable tranquillity, and without alarm, his pulse still always equal and good, though smaller. On Sunday, the fatal 3rd of May, my patient was still cheerful, and slept often, but not long. This circumstance was delightful to my observa- tion, and kept oft' the least suspicion that my misery could be so near.
My pen lingers now ! reluctant to finish the little that remains.
1819] OF MADAME D'ARBLAY. 257 About noon, gently awaking from a slumber, he called to me for some ...beverage, but was weaker than usual, and could not hold the cup. I moistened his lips with a spoon several times. He looked at me with sweetness inexpressible, and pathetically said, " Qui .... ?" He stopped, but I saw he meant " Who shall return this for youT I instantly answered to his obvious and most touching meaning, by a cheerful exclamation of " You ! my dearest Ami! You yourself ! You shall recover, and take your revenge. " He smiled, but shut his eyes in silence.
Thus ever awake was his tender solicitude for me !
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