Memoirs of a Stomach
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I've done my- self 1 PHYSICIAN (standing nnth his back to the fire). Take a seat, my dear sir.
PATIENT. I thank you its rather cold (or hot) this morn ing.
PHYSICIAN. Yes ; what can I PATIENT. I'm not at all well, doctor. The fact is, I have no sort of appetite ; and so I thought PHYSICIAN (interrupting). Put out your tongue. Humph ! foul dyspeptic very.
PATIENT. When I rise of a morning PHYSICIAN (interrupting). One moment, give me I There is something peculiarly sardonic in making the doctor'...s interruption cause the patient to exclaim" I have done myself. " MEMOIRS OF A STOMACH. 43 your hand. (Feel* pulse. ) Pulse languid How long have you felt unwell ?
PATIBST. About a week.
PHTSICIAX. You suffer from acidity.
PAT nor (enthusiastically). Oh, excessive ; a constant burning sensation PHYSICIAN. Yes, I see, sir ; the stomach is in a morbid state. Sound here. (Taps patients chest). Breathe hard, my dear sir. (Placet hit ear against patients heart. (JTith a smile) Nothing wrong there. Have you a headache ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've done my- self 1 PHYSICIAN (standing nnth his back to the fire). Take a seat, my dear sir.
PATIENT. I thank you its rather cold (or hot) this morn ing.
PHYSICIAN. Yes ; what can I PATIENT. I'm not at all well, doctor. The fact is, I have no sort of appetite ; and so I thought PHYSICIAN (interrupting). Put out your tongue. Humph ! foul dyspeptic very.
PATIENT. When I rise of a morning PHYSICIAN (interrupting). One moment, give me I There is something peculiarly sardonic in making the doctor'...s interruption cause the patient to exclaim" I have done myself. " MEMOIRS OF A STOMACH. 43 your hand. (Feel* pulse. ) Pulse languid How long have you felt unwell ?
PATIBST. About a week.
PHTSICIAX. You suffer from acidity.
PAT nor (enthusiastically). Oh, excessive ; a constant burning sensation PHYSICIAN. Yes, I see, sir ; the stomach is in a morbid state. Sound here. (Taps patients chest). Breathe hard, my dear sir. (Placet hit ear against patients heart. (JTith a smile) Nothing wrong there. Have you a headache ?
What to read after Memoirs of a Stomach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Whiting to read onlineMoreLess
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