Won By Waiting
Won By Waiting
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Frances took her upstairs at once, and indeed Esper- ance was quite tired out and thankful to go to bed, but with all her weariness was a restful consciousness that she had come to the right place, and to-night for the first time since her illness she did not cry herself to sleep. Lady Worthington was obliged to go the next day, for she was to meet her husband in London and start at once for the Continent. In fact her expedition to Bilchester had been solely on Esperance's account. She had firs...t heard of her illness from the wife of the archdeacon, whom she had met at Llandudno, and her motherly soul had been so grieved at the thought of any one being nursed by Cornelia, that she had at once found an excuse for a short visit to Worthington Hall, and with much delight had been able to carry off her protegee for change of air. " " It is, indeed, my dear, a clear proving of our two voca- tions, " she said laughingly to her sister. " I have brought Esperance down here with all possible care, and have left the strictest orders for her diet, her sea-bathing, her after- noon siesta, and her quinine and steel ; to yon I leave your special function the ' ghostly ' mission only stipulating that you will consider her body in the matter of church services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frances took her upstairs at once, and indeed Esper- ance was quite tired out and thankful to go to bed, but with all her weariness was a restful consciousness that she had come to the right place, and to-night for the first time since her illness she did not cry herself to sleep. Lady Worthington was obliged to go the next day, for she was to meet her husband in London and start at once for the Continent. In fact her expedition to Bilchester had been solely on Esperance's account. She had firs...t heard of her illness from the wife of the archdeacon, whom she had met at Llandudno, and her motherly soul had been so grieved at the thought of any one being nursed by Cornelia, that she had at once found an excuse for a short visit to Worthington Hall, and with much delight had been able to carry off her protegee for change of air. " " It is, indeed, my dear, a clear proving of our two voca- tions, " she said laughingly to her sister. " I have brought Esperance down here with all possible care, and have left the strictest orders for her diet, her sea-bathing, her after- noon siesta, and her quinine and steel ; to yon I leave your special function the ' ghostly ' mission only stipulating that you will consider her body in the matter of church services.
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