Hill Rise
Hill Rise
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Dr. Blake said she had gained more ground in twenty-four hours than in the last fort- night.
"Well, sir, " said Mrs. Price to her master, "I begin to think you'll have to give the doctor another hint and that I was wrong to speak to you as I done and p'r'aps it was only the heat after all. " "Do you think, " asked old Crunden eagerly, "she's really on the mend then?" "I begin to think so. She says she's all right, and never was wrong. She says it's him that worries her coming and asking so many... questions cross-examining of her. " But then, almost immediately, Dr. Blake did something extraordinary and unexpected. He dismissed himself. He had been treated handsomely by Mr. Crunden, and perhaps he was anxious to show that he, too, could act handsomely. The patient, in this less oppressive weather, now walked, drove, and had insisted upon writing letters for her father. She was out for a walk when Dr. Blake paid his last visit.
112 HILL RISE "Really/' said Dr. Blake, "unless you summon me, I shan't come again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Blake said she had gained more ground in twenty-four hours than in the last fort- night.
"Well, sir, " said Mrs. Price to her master, "I begin to think you'll have to give the doctor another hint and that I was wrong to speak to you as I done and p'r'aps it was only the heat after all. " "Do you think, " asked old Crunden eagerly, "she's really on the mend then?" "I begin to think so. She says she's all right, and never was wrong. She says it's him that worries her coming and asking so many... questions cross-examining of her. " But then, almost immediately, Dr. Blake did something extraordinary and unexpected. He dismissed himself. He had been treated handsomely by Mr. Crunden, and perhaps he was anxious to show that he, too, could act handsomely. The patient, in this less oppressive weather, now walked, drove, and had insisted upon writing letters for her father. She was out for a walk when Dr. Blake paid his last visit.
112 HILL RISE "Really/' said Dr. Blake, "unless you summon me, I shan't come again.
What to read after Hill Rise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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