The Sweetest Dream
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The hole in the shed wall was mended, and there was a lock and a key. Around two of the grass shelters were blinds made of the hessian used to bale tobacco, which could be adjusted to keep out wind and dust, if not heavy rain. A new hut had been built, with grass walls and grass roof, a big one, with holes cut in the walls to let in light. It was cool and fresh inside.
The floor was of stamped earth. In it the really sick people could shelter. Sylvia had cured cases of long-standing deafness, ca...used by nothing worse than old impacted wax. She had cured cataracts.
She had got medicines from Senga and was able to do something for the malaria cases, but most of them were old sufferers. She set limbs and cauterized wounds and sewed them up, and gave out medicines for sore throats and coughs, sometimes using, when they ran out, old wives’ cures remembered by Father McGuire from Ireland. She had a maternity clinic, and delivered babies. All this was satisfactory enough, but she was in permanent frustration because she was not a surgeon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hole in the shed wall was mended, and there was a lock and a key. Around two of the grass shelters were blinds made of the hessian used to bale tobacco, which could be adjusted to keep out wind and dust, if not heavy rain. A new hut had been built, with grass walls and grass roof, a big one, with holes cut in the walls to let in light. It was cool and fresh inside.
The floor was of stamped earth. In it the really sick people could shelter. Sylvia had cured cases of long-standing deafness, ca...used by nothing worse than old impacted wax. She had cured cataracts.
She had got medicines from Senga and was able to do something for the malaria cases, but most of them were old sufferers. She set limbs and cauterized wounds and sewed them up, and gave out medicines for sore throats and coughs, sometimes using, when they ran out, old wives’ cures remembered by Father McGuire from Ireland. She had a maternity clinic, and delivered babies. All this was satisfactory enough, but she was in permanent frustration because she was not a surgeon.
What to read after The Sweetest Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doris Lessing to read onlineMoreLess
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