From Broom to Heather a Summer in a German Castle
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We were not especially ambitious visitors as re- gards pursuing a systematic cure per- haps chiefly because we had nothing that needed curing but the spirit of the place, the inducements which it offers to self-surrender, are irresistible and an unspeakably blessed boon.
The first thing you do is to pay the "bath tax" of fifteen marks, which en- titles you to the use of the springs, the grounds, and the other institutions; then you call upon Sanitary Counselor Dr. Gemmel, chief physician of the... baths, or some other practitioner. You do well to bring with you a technical description of your "case, " written by your home doctor. Very careful directions as to diet and exercise are given you, and the number and sort of baths to be taken are 213 FROM BROOM TO HEATHER exactly noted. The physician probably orders you to drink about four glasses of the Boniface spring daily. The springs flow from six to nine in the morning, from eleven to twelve at noon, and from five to seven in the evening; the morn- ing potion must be taken before eating, say at seven o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were not especially ambitious visitors as re- gards pursuing a systematic cure per- haps chiefly because we had nothing that needed curing but the spirit of the place, the inducements which it offers to self-surrender, are irresistible and an unspeakably blessed boon.
The first thing you do is to pay the "bath tax" of fifteen marks, which en- titles you to the use of the springs, the grounds, and the other institutions; then you call upon Sanitary Counselor Dr. Gemmel, chief physician of the... baths, or some other practitioner. You do well to bring with you a technical description of your "case, " written by your home doctor. Very careful directions as to diet and exercise are given you, and the number and sort of baths to be taken are 213 FROM BROOM TO HEATHER exactly noted. The physician probably orders you to drink about four glasses of the Boniface spring daily. The springs flow from six to nine in the morning, from eleven to twelve at noon, and from five to seven in the evening; the morn- ing potion must be taken before eating, say at seven o'clock.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Taft Hatfield to read onlineMoreLess
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