A Voyage to the Moon
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" Upon which they proceeded to blows, Dridrano all the while bellowing, "Ibeg, my worthy seniors, for the honour of science, that youwill forbear!" The noise of the dispute had waked the patient, who, learning the causeof the disturbance, calmly begged they would give themselves no concernabout him, but let him die in peace. The domestics, who had been forsome time listening to the dispute, on hearing the scuffle, ran in andparted the angry combatants, who, like an abscess just lanced, weregivi...ng vent to all the malignant humours that had been so long silentlygathering.
In the mean while, the smooth and considerate Dr. Dridrano stept intothe sick room, with the view of offering an apology for the unmannerlyconduct of his brethren, and of tendering his single services, as theother sages of the healing art could not agree in the course to bepursued; when he found that the patient, profiting by the simpleremedies of the Brahmin, and an hour's rest, had been so much refreshed, that he considered himself out of danger, and that he had no need ofmedical assistance; or, at any rate, he was unwilling to follow theprescriptions of one physician, which another, if not two others, unhesitatingly condemned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Upon which they proceeded to blows, Dridrano all the while bellowing, "Ibeg, my worthy seniors, for the honour of science, that youwill forbear!" The noise of the dispute had waked the patient, who, learning the causeof the disturbance, calmly begged they would give themselves no concernabout him, but let him die in peace. The domestics, who had been forsome time listening to the dispute, on hearing the scuffle, ran in andparted the angry combatants, who, like an abscess just lanced, weregivi...ng vent to all the malignant humours that had been so long silentlygathering.
In the mean while, the smooth and considerate Dr. Dridrano stept intothe sick room, with the view of offering an apology for the unmannerlyconduct of his brethren, and of tendering his single services, as theother sages of the healing art could not agree in the course to bepursued; when he found that the patient, profiting by the simpleremedies of the Brahmin, and an hour's rest, had been so much refreshed, that he considered himself out of danger, and that he had no need ofmedical assistance; or, at any rate, he was unwilling to follow theprescriptions of one physician, which another, if not two others, unhesitatingly condemned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tucker George to read onlineMoreLess
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