Dorothy Fox
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Ludlow was a good friend to him while he was doing nothing, " nodded old Coney. "As to his ANNE. 9 Staying away, I expect he could not afford to live in England. He has had a legacy left him now, he tells the parson. — What are you asking, Johnny?" "Did I ever know Dr. Lewis?" "Not you, lad. Thomas Lewis went abroad ages before you were born, or thought of. Five-and-twenty years he must have been away. " "More than that, " said the Squire.
This Thomas Lewis was half-brother to the Rector of Tim...berdale, but was not related to the Coneys. He served his time, when a boy, to a surgeon at Worcester. In those days young men were apprenticed to doctors just as they were to other trades. Young Lewis was steady and clever; but so weak in health that when he was qualified and ought to have set up on his own ac- count, he could not. People were wondering what would become of him, for he had no money, when by one of those good chances that rarely fail in time of need, he got a post as travelling companion to a noble- man, rich and sickly, who was going to reside in the warmth of the south of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ludlow was a good friend to him while he was doing nothing, " nodded old Coney. "As to his ANNE. 9 Staying away, I expect he could not afford to live in England. He has had a legacy left him now, he tells the parson. — What are you asking, Johnny?" "Did I ever know Dr. Lewis?" "Not you, lad. Thomas Lewis went abroad ages before you were born, or thought of. Five-and-twenty years he must have been away. " "More than that, " said the Squire.
This Thomas Lewis was half-brother to the Rector of Tim...berdale, but was not related to the Coneys. He served his time, when a boy, to a surgeon at Worcester. In those days young men were apprenticed to doctors just as they were to other trades. Young Lewis was steady and clever; but so weak in health that when he was qualified and ought to have set up on his own ac- count, he could not. People were wondering what would become of him, for he had no money, when by one of those good chances that rarely fail in time of need, he got a post as travelling companion to a noble- man, rich and sickly, who was going to reside in the warmth of the south of France.
What to read after Dorothy Fox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Taylor Parr to read onlineMoreLess
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