The Wild Rose
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She sat back in her chair and regarded Lindy Summers, her head nurse. “What about the new one? The blond boy who came in yesterday . . . Matthews? Any changes in his condition?” she asked her.Lindy shook her head. “No, there isn’t, Dr. Jones. Which is both good and bad. Good because I’m still convinced he has bronchitis, not the flu, but bad because he’s so weak, I’m worried the bronchitis alone will be enough to finish him off.” Lindy fished out a folder from the stack she’d just placed on Indi...a’s desk and handed it to her. “Here’s the latest on his vitals. Another lad, Abbott . . . now, he has me worried.”“Tall lad? Red hair and freckles? Facial burns?” India asked.“That’s the one. He came in feverish, complaining of headache. Now he’s coughing. And his lungs sound wet.”India’s expression became grim. “We have to set up a quarantine for possible flu victims. Right now,” she said. “We simply cannot afford to take any chances. These men are so weak as it is that if the flu gets hold of them, they won’t stand a chance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She sat back in her chair and regarded Lindy Summers, her head nurse. “What about the new one? The blond boy who came in yesterday . . . Matthews? Any changes in his condition?” she asked her.Lindy shook her head. “No, there isn’t, Dr. Jones. Which is both good and bad. Good because I’m still convinced he has bronchitis, not the flu, but bad because he’s so weak, I’m worried the bronchitis alone will be enough to finish him off.” Lindy fished out a folder from the stack she’d just placed on Indi...a’s desk and handed it to her. “Here’s the latest on his vitals. Another lad, Abbott . . . now, he has me worried.”“Tall lad? Red hair and freckles? Facial burns?” India asked.“That’s the one. He came in feverish, complaining of headache. Now he’s coughing. And his lungs sound wet.”India’s expression became grim. “We have to set up a quarantine for possible flu victims. Right now,” she said. “We simply cannot afford to take any chances. These men are so weak as it is that if the flu gets hold of them, they won’t stand a chance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Donnelly to read onlineMoreLess
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