Doctor Therne
Doctor Therne
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When the clerk had gone I went on thinking. Things were worse than I hadbelieved, for it seemed that I was not even clear of my legal troubles. Already this trial had cost me a great deal, and I was in no positionto stand the financial strain of a second appearance in the law courts. Also the man was right; although I had been acquitted on the criminalcharge, if the same evidence were given by Sir John Bell and the nursein a civil action, without any manner of doubt I should be cast in heavydam...ages. Well, I could only wait and see what happened.
But was it worth while? Was anything worth while? The world had treatedme very cruelly; a villain had lied away my reputation and the worldbelieved him, so that henceforth I must be one of its outcasts andblack sheep; an object of pity and contempt among the members of myprofession. It was doubtful whether, having been thus exposed and madebankrupt, I could ever again obtain a respectable practice. Indeed, themost that I might hope for would be some small appointment on the westcoast of Africa, or any other poisonous place, which no one else wouldbe inclined to accept, where I might live--until I died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the clerk had gone I went on thinking. Things were worse than I hadbelieved, for it seemed that I was not even clear of my legal troubles. Already this trial had cost me a great deal, and I was in no positionto stand the financial strain of a second appearance in the law courts. Also the man was right; although I had been acquitted on the criminalcharge, if the same evidence were given by Sir John Bell and the nursein a civil action, without any manner of doubt I should be cast in heavydam...ages. Well, I could only wait and see what happened.
But was it worth while? Was anything worth while? The world had treatedme very cruelly; a villain had lied away my reputation and the worldbelieved him, so that henceforth I must be one of its outcasts andblack sheep; an object of pity and contempt among the members of myprofession. It was doubtful whether, having been thus exposed and madebankrupt, I could ever again obtain a respectable practice. Indeed, themost that I might hope for would be some small appointment on the westcoast of Africa, or any other poisonous place, which no one else wouldbe inclined to accept, where I might live--until I died.
What to read after Doctor Therne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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