Constance : a Novel 2
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" Well, dear Miss Monckton," said Con- stance, as she finished reading the last of these two epistles, " suppose you let Dr. Creamly prescribe for you." " What ! after his admirable management of Mrs. Kilderby's disease ? You want to get rid of me, Constance !" " But you know there are some people, who, as Mr. Doubledose says, will die ; now I sus- pect that Mrs. Kilderby was one of those, for you know she al-ways had her ov/n way in every thing. However, it is wrong to jest upon so serious a s...ubject. But seriously, I cannot help thinking, that if you had any one except Dr.
Stately, who seems to be fit for little more than to write prescriptions in a lady-like hand, upon gilt-edged paper ; or than Mr. Doubledose, whose very footsteps are tracked by— what does he call it ? his * Pharmacopaeia' — and whose very smile, as Emily says, is ether-ial, you would — " " Cease to trouble my friends, a little sooner," said Miss Monckton with a groan of mingled suffering and impatience.
'' And then if we could get you out into the CONSTANCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, dear Miss Monckton," said Con- stance, as she finished reading the last of these two epistles, " suppose you let Dr. Creamly prescribe for you." " What ! after his admirable management of Mrs. Kilderby's disease ? You want to get rid of me, Constance !" " But you know there are some people, who, as Mr. Doubledose says, will die ; now I sus- pect that Mrs. Kilderby was one of those, for you know she al-ways had her ov/n way in every thing. However, it is wrong to jest upon so serious a s...ubject. But seriously, I cannot help thinking, that if you had any one except Dr.
Stately, who seems to be fit for little more than to write prescriptions in a lady-like hand, upon gilt-edged paper ; or than Mr. Doubledose, whose very footsteps are tracked by— what does he call it ? his * Pharmacopaeia' — and whose very smile, as Emily says, is ether-ial, you would — " " Cease to trouble my friends, a little sooner," said Miss Monckton with a groan of mingled suffering and impatience.
'' And then if we could get you out into the CONSTANCE.
What to read after Constance : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, A. T., Mrs., 1797-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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