Ten Days in a Mad-House
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JUDGE DUFFY AND THE POLICE BUT TO RETURN TO MY story. I kept up my role until the assistant matron, Mrs. Stanard, came in. She tried to persuade me to be calm. I began to see clearly that she wanted to get me out of the house at all hazards, quietly if possible. This I did not want. I refused to move, but kept up ever the refrain of my lost trunks. Finally some one suggested that an officer be sent for. After a while Mrs. Stanard put on her bonnet and went out. Then I knew that I was making an a...dvance toward the home of the insane. Soon she returned, bringing with her two policemen—big, strong men—who entered the room rather unceremoniously, evidently expecting to meet with a person violently crazy. The name of one of them was Tom Bockert.
When they entered I pretended not to see them. “I want you to take her quietly,” said Mrs. Stanard.
“If she don’t come along quietly,” responded one of the men, “I will drag her through the streets.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JUDGE DUFFY AND THE POLICE BUT TO RETURN TO MY story. I kept up my role until the assistant matron, Mrs. Stanard, came in. She tried to persuade me to be calm. I began to see clearly that she wanted to get me out of the house at all hazards, quietly if possible. This I did not want. I refused to move, but kept up ever the refrain of my lost trunks. Finally some one suggested that an officer be sent for. After a while Mrs. Stanard put on her bonnet and went out. Then I knew that I was making an a...dvance toward the home of the insane. Soon she returned, bringing with her two policemen—big, strong men—who entered the room rather unceremoniously, evidently expecting to meet with a person violently crazy. The name of one of them was Tom Bockert.
When they entered I pretended not to see them. “I want you to take her quietly,” said Mrs. Stanard.
“If she don’t come along quietly,” responded one of the men, “I will drag her through the streets.”
What to read after Ten Days in a Mad-House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nellie Bly to read onlineMoreLess
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