A Doctor of the Old School — volume 4
A Doctor of the Old School — volume 4
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We 'ill hae the Muirtown doctor up, an' ye 'ill be aboot againin nae time.
"Ye hevna ony sair tribble; ye're juist trachled wi' hard wark an'needin' a rest. Dinna say ye're gaein' tae leave us, Weelum; we cannadae withoot ye in Drumtochty;" and Drumsheugh looked wistfully for someword of hope.
"Na, na, Paitrick, naethin' can be dune, an' it's ower late tae send forony doctor. There's a knock that canna be mista'en, an' a' heard it lastnight. A've focht deith for ither fouk mair than forty year,... but ma aintime hes come at laist.
"A've nae tribble worth mentionin'--a bit titch o' bronchitis--an' a'vehed a graund constitution; but a'm fair worn oot, Paitrick; that's macomplaint, an' its past curin'. " Drumsheugh went over to the fireplace, and for a while did nothing butbreak up the smouldering peats, whose smoke powerfully affected his noseand eyes.
[Illustration: "DRUMSHEUGH LOOKED WISTFULLY"] "When ye're ready, Paitrick, there's twa or three little trokes a' wudlike ye tae look aifter, an' a'll tell ye aboot them as lang's ma head'sclear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We 'ill hae the Muirtown doctor up, an' ye 'ill be aboot againin nae time.
"Ye hevna ony sair tribble; ye're juist trachled wi' hard wark an'needin' a rest. Dinna say ye're gaein' tae leave us, Weelum; we cannadae withoot ye in Drumtochty;" and Drumsheugh looked wistfully for someword of hope.
"Na, na, Paitrick, naethin' can be dune, an' it's ower late tae send forony doctor. There's a knock that canna be mista'en, an' a' heard it lastnight. A've focht deith for ither fouk mair than forty year,... but ma aintime hes come at laist.
"A've nae tribble worth mentionin'--a bit titch o' bronchitis--an' a'vehed a graund constitution; but a'm fair worn oot, Paitrick; that's macomplaint, an' its past curin'. " Drumsheugh went over to the fireplace, and for a while did nothing butbreak up the smouldering peats, whose smoke powerfully affected his noseand eyes.
[Illustration: "DRUMSHEUGH LOOKED WISTFULLY"] "When ye're ready, Paitrick, there's twa or three little trokes a' wudlike ye tae look aifter, an' a'll tell ye aboot them as lang's ma head'sclear.
What to read after A Doctor of the Old School — volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclaren Ian to read onlineMoreLess
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