Fair is the Rose
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’Twas the stable lad with his dreadful cough. Rose knew that now. Leana and the others would soon know too if they put the pieces together. She vaguely remembered Dr. Gilchrist mentioning it, delirious as she was. Would that she had been unconscious. Would that she could not recall his visit at all. But she could, in frightening detail.Rose shut her eyes for a moment, assailed with memories. The terror of being pressed back against the chair. The revulsion of the doctor’s strong fingers probing ...her mouth. The agony of his terrible blade touching her throat. God, help me. God, help me. She swallowed again, feeling queasy.“I would see you well, dear sister.” Leana stood, assessing her with a practiced eye. “You need more warm liquids, salty ones especially, to heal that raw throat of yours. A tasty beef broth for your supper should do nicely. I’ve enough feverfew to keep the air round you fragrant for several more days. And I have what I need in my stillroom to make a mint salve for your chapped lips.”Such devotion deserved more, but Rose only managed to say, “Thank you.”Leana was busy looking about, frowning as she did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
’Twas the stable lad with his dreadful cough. Rose knew that now. Leana and the others would soon know too if they put the pieces together. She vaguely remembered Dr. Gilchrist mentioning it, delirious as she was. Would that she had been unconscious. Would that she could not recall his visit at all. But she could, in frightening detail.Rose shut her eyes for a moment, assailed with memories. The terror of being pressed back against the chair. The revulsion of the doctor’s strong fingers probing ...her mouth. The agony of his terrible blade touching her throat. God, help me. God, help me. She swallowed again, feeling queasy.“I would see you well, dear sister.” Leana stood, assessing her with a practiced eye. “You need more warm liquids, salty ones especially, to heal that raw throat of yours. A tasty beef broth for your supper should do nicely. I’ve enough feverfew to keep the air round you fragrant for several more days. And I have what I need in my stillroom to make a mint salve for your chapped lips.”Such devotion deserved more, but Rose only managed to say, “Thank you.”Leana was busy looking about, frowning as she did.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Curtis Higgs to read onlineMoreLess
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