My Life And Some Letters
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Friends called in battalions, and flowers and sweets and cakes poured in upon us.
In that Quaker City, the people seemed to me more simple, more home-loving than in other cities in America. They speak differently; they look at you with a deeper glance; they quickly get a little hold of the real feeling in you. . . .
But to go on with my story. I was allowed no crutches.
The third week two young doctors were allowed to walk each side of me; I hobbled up and down the corridors with them, and we u...sed to sing glees.
One dying man asked to see Pinkie — my little dog had been allowed in the hospital — and she went in to visit him. He was very ill, and in his delirium he used to say again and again: " Oh, the little dog, the little dog." The matron. Miss Marion Smith — never was there such a comforting woman — mothered Stella and me: how did she find time with all her responsibilities ? I was in my own home in that hospital.
After two weeks I became depressed. My leg was out of the plaster cast, but I could not move it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Friends called in battalions, and flowers and sweets and cakes poured in upon us.
In that Quaker City, the people seemed to me more simple, more home-loving than in other cities in America. They speak differently; they look at you with a deeper glance; they quickly get a little hold of the real feeling in you. . . .
But to go on with my story. I was allowed no crutches.
The third week two young doctors were allowed to walk each side of me; I hobbled up and down the corridors with them, and we u...sed to sing glees.
One dying man asked to see Pinkie — my little dog had been allowed in the hospital — and she went in to visit him. He was very ill, and in his delirium he used to say again and again: " Oh, the little dog, the little dog." The matron. Miss Marion Smith — never was there such a comforting woman — mothered Stella and me: how did she find time with all her responsibilities ? I was in my own home in that hospital.
After two weeks I became depressed. My leg was out of the plaster cast, but I could not move it.
What to read after My Life And Some Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Patrick, Mrs., 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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