My Moorland Patients
My Moorland Patients
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This was some cunning scheme to rob the company with whom the "corpse" had been insured. In those days some insurance companies were very slack in their methods, specially when opening up a fresh district. So many industrial policies were allowed by the holders to lapse, that profits accru- ing from them more than covered any delinquencies of unscrupulous agents.
Funerals or "sidings" as they are regularly called in Yorkshire, are anxiously arranged and provided for, often years beforehand, by ...the family. How they spread themselves to provide a burying worthy of the station in life of the deceased ! If the family had fallen from higher estate, the greater the determination and the pinching. Even the 144 FUNERALS most miserly and mean for once throw prudence to the winds, and have one crowded hour of plenty and extravagance.
Directly after the death of one of my patients I sent the widow a small gift of money. She was nearly destitute, overwhelmed with grief, and worn out with nursing and want of good food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was some cunning scheme to rob the company with whom the "corpse" had been insured. In those days some insurance companies were very slack in their methods, specially when opening up a fresh district. So many industrial policies were allowed by the holders to lapse, that profits accru- ing from them more than covered any delinquencies of unscrupulous agents.
Funerals or "sidings" as they are regularly called in Yorkshire, are anxiously arranged and provided for, often years beforehand, by ...the family. How they spread themselves to provide a burying worthy of the station in life of the deceased ! If the family had fallen from higher estate, the greater the determination and the pinching. Even the 144 FUNERALS most miserly and mean for once throw prudence to the winds, and have one crowded hour of plenty and extravagance.
Directly after the death of one of my patients I sent the widow a small gift of money. She was nearly destitute, overwhelmed with grief, and worn out with nursing and want of good food.
What to read after My Moorland Patients?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R W S Reginald William Snowden Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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