Purple Springs
Purple Springs
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Gilchrist had gone, the doctor sat with his hands behind hishead. His eyes were very bright, and a flush mantled his cheek. Hisheart thumped so hard, he could hear it.
"Keep away from excitement, Clay, " he could hear the old doctorsaying, "excitement eats up your energy and does not give the buildersa chance. With care, and patience, you may win--but if you will notsave yourself, and nurse yourself, and go slow--you are a dead man!" He pressed his hands tightly to his head.
"Pearl had been dis...appointed, " Bob had said. It would be a disgrace tolet this riding go by default. There was the liquor question which hadhung fire for fourteen years, while the Government had simply playedwith it, and laughed at the temperance people. If women had the vote, what a power Pearl would be!
Still, one vote in Parliament was nothing--one man could do butlittle--and besides, the old doctor had found him improved--he mightbe able to beat out the disease yet--by being careful. A campaignwould mean late hours, long drives, meeting people--makingspeeches--which he hated--the worst kind of excitement--to move a voteof thanks tired him more than a week's work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilchrist had gone, the doctor sat with his hands behind hishead. His eyes were very bright, and a flush mantled his cheek. Hisheart thumped so hard, he could hear it.
"Keep away from excitement, Clay, " he could hear the old doctorsaying, "excitement eats up your energy and does not give the buildersa chance. With care, and patience, you may win--but if you will notsave yourself, and nurse yourself, and go slow--you are a dead man!" He pressed his hands tightly to his head.
"Pearl had been dis...appointed, " Bob had said. It would be a disgrace tolet this riding go by default. There was the liquor question which hadhung fire for fourteen years, while the Government had simply playedwith it, and laughed at the temperance people. If women had the vote, what a power Pearl would be!
Still, one vote in Parliament was nothing--one man could do butlittle--and besides, the old doctor had found him improved--he mightbe able to beat out the disease yet--by being careful. A campaignwould mean late hours, long drives, meeting people--makingspeeches--which he hated--the worst kind of excitement--to move a voteof thanks tired him more than a week's work.
What to read after Purple Springs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclung Nellie L. to read onlineMoreLess
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