Clement Lorimer Or the book With the Iron Clasps
Clement Lorimer Or the book With the Iron Clasps
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The room was dark and gloomy. Dr. Gumbey sat in the lightest portion of it, and his companion in the darkest. The doctor was a young man, plump and round-faced, with a bald head. It is astonishing the number of doctors who have bald heads ; perhaps they pluck out the hair with tweezers to make them look learned. The master of the house, who sat opposite the doctor, we shall describe pre- sently.
" The case of Mrs. Werwold, " said Dr. Gumbey, " is absolutely the most unaccountable I ever came ac...ross. " " She got over her confinement well, " remarked the husband, in a low and slightly tremulous tone.
" Admirably — admirably; and the boy is positively the finest boy I ever saw in my life. Nothing ails him. But from the hour at which his poor mother ought to have got bette", she has got worse. " " But what do the peculiar symptoms denote ? " "Ay, the peculiar symptoms, — just so; there is the puzzle. There are no peculiar symptoms — that is, none other than a gradual wasting away of the vital energy, a gradual absorption of the element of existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The room was dark and gloomy. Dr. Gumbey sat in the lightest portion of it, and his companion in the darkest. The doctor was a young man, plump and round-faced, with a bald head. It is astonishing the number of doctors who have bald heads ; perhaps they pluck out the hair with tweezers to make them look learned. The master of the house, who sat opposite the doctor, we shall describe pre- sently.
" The case of Mrs. Werwold, " said Dr. Gumbey, " is absolutely the most unaccountable I ever came ac...ross. " " She got over her confinement well, " remarked the husband, in a low and slightly tremulous tone.
" Admirably — admirably; and the boy is positively the finest boy I ever saw in my life. Nothing ails him. But from the hour at which his poor mother ought to have got bette", she has got worse. " " But what do the peculiar symptoms denote ? " "Ay, the peculiar symptoms, — just so; there is the puzzle. There are no peculiar symptoms — that is, none other than a gradual wasting away of the vital energy, a gradual absorption of the element of existence.
What to read after Clement Lorimer Or the book With the Iron Clasps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Angus B Angus Bethune Reach to read onlineMoreLess
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