Haco the Dreamer : a Tale of Scotch University Life 1
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Do you know, I fancy I shall hate medicine, somehow.' ' I think it is a humbugging profession,' said Christie. ' I don't know how you ever thought of going into it. Why, you used to write poems and sketches in the School Magazine. Pretty good they were, too, if I recollect right. You had one poem, I remember, on a bit of ivy in your window.
It was sweetly pretty. Fancy a doctor going about with rh3anes in his head ! though, by the way, old Garth did it.' ' And Doctor John Brown,' said Haco.
' A...nd Oliver Wendell Holmes,' added Christie.
BLACK MAIL 67 ' Hang it, yes, when you come to think of it, there's a number of them have gone for writing. If I were you, Haco, I wouldn't go on with drugs if I didn't like it. Write to your father, and say you hate the whole thing — you hate the sight of the bones ; you hate the smell of the dissecting room ; you hate the hospital tragedies.' Haco started and glanced at his friend.
' You don't know my father, if you think I am at liberty to change my mind like that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you know, I fancy I shall hate medicine, somehow.' ' I think it is a humbugging profession,' said Christie. ' I don't know how you ever thought of going into it. Why, you used to write poems and sketches in the School Magazine. Pretty good they were, too, if I recollect right. You had one poem, I remember, on a bit of ivy in your window.
It was sweetly pretty. Fancy a doctor going about with rh3anes in his head ! though, by the way, old Garth did it.' ' And Doctor John Brown,' said Haco.
' A...nd Oliver Wendell Holmes,' added Christie.
BLACK MAIL 67 ' Hang it, yes, when you come to think of it, there's a number of them have gone for writing. If I were you, Haco, I wouldn't go on with drugs if I didn't like it. Write to your father, and say you hate the whole thing — you hate the sight of the bones ; you hate the smell of the dissecting room ; you hate the hospital tragedies.' Haco started and glanced at his friend.
' You don't know my father, if you think I am at liberty to change my mind like that.
What to read after Haco the Dreamer : a Tale of Scotch University Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sime to read onlineMoreLess
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