Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 390
ce; but I mafraid your family are hardly prepared to re-ceive patients at all hours, and to have thehouse turned into a hospital. Merton then protested with dignity that hehad asked Grace as a guest, not as a patient;and they finally compromised upon Gracesconsenting to go on to Malvern, but… … GRACE SPRAINS HIS ANKLE. and earned him off, whether he would or no, tohis own house, where, after the ankle was dressed,Grace was promptly put to bed. In the morning, much to his surprise, hefound that the swelhng had almost entirely dis-appeared, and he was allowed in consequence tocome down to…
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