Tales And Fantasies
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' I 'm a sick-nurse ; and I am here nursing your sister, with whom, between you and me, there is precious little the matter. But that is not the question. The point is: How do you come here.? and are you not ashamed to show yourself.''' 'Flora,' said John, sepulchrally, ' I haven't eaten anything for three days. Or, at least, I don't know what day it is ; but I guess I 'm starving.' ' You unhappy man ! ' she cried. ' Here, sit down and eat my supper; and I'll just run up- stairs and see my pati...ent ; not but what I doubt she 's fast asleep, for Maria is a malade imaginaire.'' With this specimen of the French, not of Sl«ratford-atte-Bowe, but of a finishing establish- 86 TALES AND FANTASIES ment in Moray Place, she left John alone in his father's sanctum. He fell at once upon the food; and it is to be supposed that Flora had found her patient wakeful, and been detained with some details of nursing, for he had time to make a full end of all there was to eat, and not only to empty the teapot, but to fill it again from a kettle that was fitfully singing on his father's fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I 'm a sick-nurse ; and I am here nursing your sister, with whom, between you and me, there is precious little the matter. But that is not the question. The point is: How do you come here.? and are you not ashamed to show yourself.''' 'Flora,' said John, sepulchrally, ' I haven't eaten anything for three days. Or, at least, I don't know what day it is ; but I guess I 'm starving.' ' You unhappy man ! ' she cried. ' Here, sit down and eat my supper; and I'll just run up- stairs and see my pati...ent ; not but what I doubt she 's fast asleep, for Maria is a malade imaginaire.'' With this specimen of the French, not of Sl«ratford-atte-Bowe, but of a finishing establish- 86 TALES AND FANTASIES ment in Moray Place, she left John alone in his father's sanctum. He fell at once upon the food; and it is to be supposed that Flora had found her patient wakeful, and been detained with some details of nursing, for he had time to make a full end of all there was to eat, and not only to empty the teapot, but to fill it again from a kettle that was fitfully singing on his father's fire.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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