Explore "The Three Sisters" by May Sinclair on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
That year, when spring warmed into summer, Gwenda's strength went from her.
She was always tired. She fought with her fatigue and got the better of it, but in a week or two it returned. Rowcliffe told her to rest and she rested, for a day or two, lying on the couch in the dining-room where Ally used to lie, and when she felt better she crawled out on to the moor and lay there.