Hospital Corridors
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But Madeline was inclined to keep her more personal experiences for Ruth and Eileen only. Consequently, it was to them, in her own room, that she told the story of Morton’s suggestion of the visit to his cousin’s place.She and Eileen were curled up on either end of her divan, while Ruth sat in the chair by the window, her rather beautiful hands in her lap and an air of repose about her which was in marked contrast to Eileen’s vivacity.“You go!” Eileen advised. “Never mind about Mrs. Sanders. She...’s out of mischief in the P.P.P. It will be lovely up there just now, and any relations of Morton Sanders are bound to have a marvellous place. Probably on the lakeside, with swimming and sunbathing and all the things that a hard-worked nurse longs for. What it is to have wealthy friends!” And she gave Madeline a good-humoured shove, so as to make more room for herself on the divan.“Well, I haven’t actually been invited yet,” Madeline pointed out.“And won’t be if Mrs. Sanders has her way,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Madeline was inclined to keep her more personal experiences for Ruth and Eileen only. Consequently, it was to them, in her own room, that she told the story of Morton’s suggestion of the visit to his cousin’s place.She and Eileen were curled up on either end of her divan, while Ruth sat in the chair by the window, her rather beautiful hands in her lap and an air of repose about her which was in marked contrast to Eileen’s vivacity.“You go!” Eileen advised. “Never mind about Mrs. Sanders. She...’s out of mischief in the P.P.P. It will be lovely up there just now, and any relations of Morton Sanders are bound to have a marvellous place. Probably on the lakeside, with swimming and sunbathing and all the things that a hard-worked nurse longs for. What it is to have wealthy friends!” And she gave Madeline a good-humoured shove, so as to make more room for herself on the divan.“Well, I haven’t actually been invited yet,” Madeline pointed out.“And won’t be if Mrs. Sanders has her way,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Burchell to read onlineMoreLess
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