Book · A Tale of Two Cities
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Author: Charles Dickens
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The only spark of encouragement in the case, was, that my hand
upon the sufferer's breast had this much soothing influence, that
for minutes at a time it tranquillised the figure. It had no
effect upon the cries; no pendulum could be more regular.
"For the reason that my hand had this effect (I assume), I had
sat by the side of the bed for half an hour, with the two
brothers looking on, before the elder said:
"'There is another patient.'
"I was startled, and asked, 'Is it a pressing case?'
"'You had better see,' he carelessly answered; and took up a
light.
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