[The Sign Of The Red Cross by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookThe Sign Of The Red Cross CHAPTER XII 16/25
No one can say who is safe and who is not.
But get you gone, get you gone.
Your brother shall be well looked to, I say.
We have none so many who recover that we can afford to let those slip back for whom there is a chance!" He had pushed the boys by this time into the garden, and was speaking to them there.
He was a kind man, if blunt, and habit had not bred indifference in him to the sufferings of those about him. He told the boys that one of the strangest features about the plague patients was the rapid recovery they often made when once the poison was discharged by the breaking of the swellings, and the rapidity with which the infection ceased when these broken tumours had healed.
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