Helen
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Too much l)loo(l flows.
There's an artery severed. Tied once ? So it shows ; And done poorly, too !
" Madam, please hold uj) his head : He is fainting-, I fear, which will surely be bad For the case.
" Now, my man, if you will but l)e brave, By effecting this ligature I'll try to save Your most badly torn limb, and your life (whose warm tide.
If I do not mi.^take, ebbs now fast), [which aside To the nurse was observed.] . . . You're a captain, I see.
And (juite young, too.
. . . "What ! . . . A...h ! vSo I feared it would" be !
You've no stomach for blood, ma'am ; that's plain to be seen.
This is far too rough work for one raised as you've been." IV.
This remark of the surgeon's was caused by a cry That escaped from the nurse, as a torchlight passed by, And upon the dark, powder-grimed face threw its glare — The brave face she was holding so tenderly there.
No sound else passed her lips.
To her task in the dark She bent, causing the surgeon no further remark.
V.
Meanwhile uttered the sufferer no moan nor cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too much l)loo(l flows.
There's an artery severed. Tied once ? So it shows ; And done poorly, too !
" Madam, please hold uj) his head : He is fainting-, I fear, which will surely be bad For the case.
" Now, my man, if you will but l)e brave, By effecting this ligature I'll try to save Your most badly torn limb, and your life (whose warm tide.
If I do not mi.^take, ebbs now fast), [which aside To the nurse was observed.] . . . You're a captain, I see.
And (juite young, too.
. . . "What ! . . . A...h ! vSo I feared it would" be !
You've no stomach for blood, ma'am ; that's plain to be seen.
This is far too rough work for one raised as you've been." IV.
This remark of the surgeon's was caused by a cry That escaped from the nurse, as a torchlight passed by, And upon the dark, powder-grimed face threw its glare — The brave face she was holding so tenderly there.
No sound else passed her lips.
To her task in the dark She bent, causing the surgeon no further remark.
V.
Meanwhile uttered the sufferer no moan nor cry.
What to read after Helen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waite, Campbell Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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