Mr. Pratt's Patients
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He's great on names. Pa is. This is our 112 MR. PRATT'S PATIENTS new man, him that's going to take Th'ophilus's jdS, you know. Mr. Pratt, let me make you acquainted with Mrs. Cordova Todd and Miss Hortense Todd." The girl smiled real sweet and pretty and bowed.
All her ma said was "Umphl" What I said don't amount to nothing; 'twas the regulation lie about being pleased to know 'em.
"Mr. Pratt's an old friend of mine," explained Eureka. "He's a mighty nice man, too. Arid there ain't anybody on t...he Cape who can sail a boat better'n he can." Miss Hortense acted interested. "Really?" she says. "Oh, Fm so glad. Perhaps Doctor Wool will let us go sailing sometimes. I'm ever so fond of the water, Mr. Pratt." "Tickled to take you out any time. Miss," says I. "And the Dora Bassett's a good, able boat, if I do say it." 'Twas all I had a chance to say. Marm Todd ordered her daughter to be quiet.
"You know the sand bath is an hour of complete relaxation," says she. "Avoid unnecessary conver- sation, daughter." She didn't avoid it a whole lot herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's great on names. Pa is. This is our 112 MR. PRATT'S PATIENTS new man, him that's going to take Th'ophilus's jdS, you know. Mr. Pratt, let me make you acquainted with Mrs. Cordova Todd and Miss Hortense Todd." The girl smiled real sweet and pretty and bowed.
All her ma said was "Umphl" What I said don't amount to nothing; 'twas the regulation lie about being pleased to know 'em.
"Mr. Pratt's an old friend of mine," explained Eureka. "He's a mighty nice man, too. Arid there ain't anybody on t...he Cape who can sail a boat better'n he can." Miss Hortense acted interested. "Really?" she says. "Oh, Fm so glad. Perhaps Doctor Wool will let us go sailing sometimes. I'm ever so fond of the water, Mr. Pratt." "Tickled to take you out any time. Miss," says I. "And the Dora Bassett's a good, able boat, if I do say it." 'Twas all I had a chance to say. Marm Todd ordered her daughter to be quiet.
"You know the sand bath is an hour of complete relaxation," says she. "Avoid unnecessary conver- sation, daughter." She didn't avoid it a whole lot herself.
What to read after Mr. Pratt's Patients?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Joseph Crosby to read onlineMoreLess
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