Caleb Wright a Story of the West
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" " No, I can't say that I do. Heaven knows I'm sick enough of sickness ; no honest physi- cian's bills pay him for the miseries he has to see, and think of, and fight ; but health's very much like money it's valued most by those who have to work hardest to get it : those who CALEB WRIGHT * * 146 come by it easily are likely to squander it. I can't quite make out, by the ordinary signs, how your wife came by her own. I wonder if she'd object to telling me. I don't ask from mere curiosity, I ass...ure you. " " I'm afraid 'twill stimulate my self-esteem to tell, " Grace replied, with heightening color, "for I'm prouder of my health than of any- thing else except my husband. I got it by sheer hard, long effort, through the necessity for six years, of going six days in the week, sick or well, rain or shine, to and from a store, and of standing up, for nine or ten hours a day while I was inside. To lose a day or two in such a store generally meant to lose one's place, so a girl couldn't afford to be sick, or even feeble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No, I can't say that I do. Heaven knows I'm sick enough of sickness ; no honest physi- cian's bills pay him for the miseries he has to see, and think of, and fight ; but health's very much like money it's valued most by those who have to work hardest to get it : those who CALEB WRIGHT * * 146 come by it easily are likely to squander it. I can't quite make out, by the ordinary signs, how your wife came by her own. I wonder if she'd object to telling me. I don't ask from mere curiosity, I ass...ure you. " " I'm afraid 'twill stimulate my self-esteem to tell, " Grace replied, with heightening color, "for I'm prouder of my health than of any- thing else except my husband. I got it by sheer hard, long effort, through the necessity for six years, of going six days in the week, sick or well, rain or shine, to and from a store, and of standing up, for nine or ten hours a day while I was inside. To lose a day or two in such a store generally meant to lose one's place, so a girl couldn't afford to be sick, or even feeble.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton John to read onlineMoreLess
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