Penn Or the Sword, a Comedy Drama in Four Acts
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C. Hester in costume of Moravian nurses, discovered asleep, tier head resting on her arm. A 45 crude curtain obscures entire U. E. corner of room, which is but dimly lighted by smaU tamp on the. doctor's table.
Dr. K. — We may be prepared for a restless night. All fever eases aggravated, and the mortality unusually great, in all the wards. (Turning to Hester) — Sister, how is our Captain this evening?
List. — Hester heareth thee not. She's asleep from sheer exhaustion. Sister Judith. Hope, and ...1 many times offered to relieve her,, but she will not listen to advice. Doctor, wilt not order her away to bed ? Should the fever attack her in" her con- dition, she would not last a day.
Dr. K. — I may need do so. — Has our patient spoken any today ?
List — Only an occasional incoherent, utterance. He hath never yet spoken intelligibly.
Dr. K. — This may be a critical night for him. Should he become violent, it behooves us to be doubly vigilant, or the secret of his identity will be out and both patient and we suffer the consequences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Hester in costume of Moravian nurses, discovered asleep, tier head resting on her arm. A 45 crude curtain obscures entire U. E. corner of room, which is but dimly lighted by smaU tamp on the. doctor's table.
Dr. K. — We may be prepared for a restless night. All fever eases aggravated, and the mortality unusually great, in all the wards. (Turning to Hester) — Sister, how is our Captain this evening?
List. — Hester heareth thee not. She's asleep from sheer exhaustion. Sister Judith. Hope, and ...1 many times offered to relieve her,, but she will not listen to advice. Doctor, wilt not order her away to bed ? Should the fever attack her in" her con- dition, she would not last a day.
Dr. K. — I may need do so. — Has our patient spoken any today ?
List — Only an occasional incoherent, utterance. He hath never yet spoken intelligibly.
Dr. K. — This may be a critical night for him. Should he become violent, it behooves us to be doubly vigilant, or the secret of his identity will be out and both patient and we suffer the consequences.
What to read after Penn Or the Sword, a Comedy Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanger, Theophil, 1875- to read onlineMoreLess
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