Pomona's Travels
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The people who are yet too young forrheumatism, and have come here with their families, play tennis.
The baths take such a little time, not over six or seven minutes forthem each day, and every third day skipped, that there is a good dealof time left on the hands of the people here; and those who can't playtennis or bowl, and don't want to spend the whole time in the pavilionlistening to the music, go about in bath-chairs, which, so far as I cansee, are just as important as the baths. I don't k...now whether you eversaw a bath-chair, madam, but it's a comfortable little cab on threewheels, pulled by a man. They take people everywhere, and all thestreets are full of them.
As soon as I saw these nice little traps I said to Jone, "Now this isthe very thing for you. It hurts you to walk far, and you want to seeall over this town, and one of these bath-chairs will take you intolots of places where you couldn't go in a carriage. " "Take me!" said Jone. "I should say not. You don't catch me beinghauled about in one of those things as if I was in a sort ofwheelbarrow ambulance being taken to the hospital, with you walkingalong by my side like a trained nurse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people who are yet too young forrheumatism, and have come here with their families, play tennis.
The baths take such a little time, not over six or seven minutes forthem each day, and every third day skipped, that there is a good dealof time left on the hands of the people here; and those who can't playtennis or bowl, and don't want to spend the whole time in the pavilionlistening to the music, go about in bath-chairs, which, so far as I cansee, are just as important as the baths. I don't k...now whether you eversaw a bath-chair, madam, but it's a comfortable little cab on threewheels, pulled by a man. They take people everywhere, and all thestreets are full of them.
As soon as I saw these nice little traps I said to Jone, "Now this isthe very thing for you. It hurts you to walk far, and you want to seeall over this town, and one of these bath-chairs will take you intolots of places where you couldn't go in a carriage. " "Take me!" said Jone. "I should say not. You don't catch me beinghauled about in one of those things as if I was in a sort ofwheelbarrow ambulance being taken to the hospital, with you walkingalong by my side like a trained nurse.
What to read after Pomona's Travels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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