Changing Winds : a Novel
Changing Winds : a Novel
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. . •" "How long has she been illt" Roger asked.
"I don't know, sir. She didn't tell me. She was groanin' a bit yesterday an' the day before, but she wouldn't give in. I said to 'er, 'If I was you, Mrs. Clut- ters, I'd 'ave a doctor an' chance itl' an' she told me to 'old me tongue, so of course I wasn't goin' to say no more, not after that. I mean to say, I can take a 'int as good as any one. . . ." "We'd better send for a doctor," Roger said, inter- rupting Magnolia. "Ill telephone to Dunroon.... He lives quite near!" Then he remembered his county court case.
"You'd better telephcme, Quinny ! I mtui catch this train.
Take these . . . eggs away, Ma^olia. We won't Bay any- thing more about them. You did your best ! " "Yes, sir, I did, but I told 'er I didn't know 'ow. . . ." "All rif^tl" said Roger, passing the dish to her.
3 Dr. Dunroon suggested that they should send for Mis.
Chitters' friends.
CHANGING WINDS 860 ^'Is it serious, doctor t" Henry asked, and the doctor nodded his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . •" "How long has she been illt" Roger asked.
"I don't know, sir. She didn't tell me. She was groanin' a bit yesterday an' the day before, but she wouldn't give in. I said to 'er, 'If I was you, Mrs. Clut- ters, I'd 'ave a doctor an' chance itl' an' she told me to 'old me tongue, so of course I wasn't goin' to say no more, not after that. I mean to say, I can take a 'int as good as any one. . . ." "We'd better send for a doctor," Roger said, inter- rupting Magnolia. "Ill telephone to Dunroon.... He lives quite near!" Then he remembered his county court case.
"You'd better telephcme, Quinny ! I mtui catch this train.
Take these . . . eggs away, Ma^olia. We won't Bay any- thing more about them. You did your best ! " "Yes, sir, I did, but I told 'er I didn't know 'ow. . . ." "All rif^tl" said Roger, passing the dish to her.
3 Dr. Dunroon suggested that they should send for Mis.
Chitters' friends.
CHANGING WINDS 860 ^'Is it serious, doctor t" Henry asked, and the doctor nodded his head.
What to read after Changing Winds : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ervine, St. John G. (St. John Greer), B. 1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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