Main Street
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They stared at Carol. She satmodestly in a stiff chair, feeling frivolous and out of place.
Kennicott appeared at the inner door, ushering out a bleached man witha trickle of wan beard, and consoling him, "All right, Dad. Be carefulabout the sugar, and mind the diet I gave you. Gut the prescriptionfilled, and come in and see me next week. Say, uh, better, uh, betternot drink too much beer. All right, Dad. " His voice was artificially hearty. He looked absently at Carol. He wasa medical machine ...now, not a domestic machine. "What is it, Carrie?" hedroned.
"No hurry. Just wanted to say hello. " "Well----" Self-pity because he did not divine that this was a surprise partyrendered her sad and interesting to herself, and she had the pleasure ofthe martyrs in saying bravely to him, "It's nothing special. If you'rebusy long I'll trot home. " While she waited she ceased to pity and began to mock herself. For thefirst time she observed the waiting-room. Oh yes, the doctor's familyhad to have obi panels and a wide couch and an electric percolator, butany hole was good enough for sick tired common people who were nothingbut the one means and excuse for the doctor's existing!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They stared at Carol. She satmodestly in a stiff chair, feeling frivolous and out of place.
Kennicott appeared at the inner door, ushering out a bleached man witha trickle of wan beard, and consoling him, "All right, Dad. Be carefulabout the sugar, and mind the diet I gave you. Gut the prescriptionfilled, and come in and see me next week. Say, uh, better, uh, betternot drink too much beer. All right, Dad. " His voice was artificially hearty. He looked absently at Carol. He wasa medical machine ...now, not a domestic machine. "What is it, Carrie?" hedroned.
"No hurry. Just wanted to say hello. " "Well----" Self-pity because he did not divine that this was a surprise partyrendered her sad and interesting to herself, and she had the pleasure ofthe martyrs in saying bravely to him, "It's nothing special. If you'rebusy long I'll trot home. " While she waited she ceased to pity and began to mock herself. For thefirst time she observed the waiting-room. Oh yes, the doctor's familyhad to have obi panels and a wide couch and an electric percolator, butany hole was good enough for sick tired common people who were nothingbut the one means and excuse for the doctor's existing!
What to read after Main Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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