Leonora, a Novel
Leonora, a Novel
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ril come back the moment I'm free.* * What is it — this thing ? * John inquired.
* What is it 1 ' the doctor repeated genially.
* rU tell 70U what it is. Put your nose there.' He indicated Uncle Meshach's mouth. * Do you notice that ammoniacal smell ? That's due to uraemia, a sequel of Bright's disease.' * Bright's disease ? ' John muttered.
^ Bright's disease,' affirmed the doctor, dwelling on the famous and striking syllables. * Your uncle is the typical instance of the man who has never been... ill in his life. He walks up a little slope or up some steps to a friend's house, and just as he is lifting his hand to the knocker, he has a convulsion and falls down unconscious. That's Bright's disease. Never been ill in his life I Not so far as A^ knew I Not so far as A^ knew !
Nearly all you Myatts had weak kidneys. Do you remember your great-uncle Ebenezer ?
You've sent down to Miss Myatt, you say ?
Good. . . . Perhaps he was lying on your steps for two or three hours. He may pull round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ril come back the moment I'm free.* * What is it — this thing ? * John inquired.
* What is it 1 ' the doctor repeated genially.
* rU tell 70U what it is. Put your nose there.' He indicated Uncle Meshach's mouth. * Do you notice that ammoniacal smell ? That's due to uraemia, a sequel of Bright's disease.' * Bright's disease ? ' John muttered.
^ Bright's disease,' affirmed the doctor, dwelling on the famous and striking syllables. * Your uncle is the typical instance of the man who has never been... ill in his life. He walks up a little slope or up some steps to a friend's house, and just as he is lifting his hand to the knocker, he has a convulsion and falls down unconscious. That's Bright's disease. Never been ill in his life I Not so far as A^ knew I Not so far as A^ knew !
Nearly all you Myatts had weak kidneys. Do you remember your great-uncle Ebenezer ?
You've sent down to Miss Myatt, you say ?
Good. . . . Perhaps he was lying on your steps for two or three hours. He may pull round.
What to read after Leonora, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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