The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson
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Koojjs, for so was the other practitioner called, was some •j-oais younger than his adversary, and, consequently, had been but a short time in practice. He was one of that large class of medical men who are perpetually starting up in Loudon, as soon as they have cleared their examination, without any particular prospects or connections, be- lieving they have merely to put a brass-plate on tlieir door, and envelop themselves, when at home, in a fierce dressing-gown, to get at once into extensive... jiractice. Looking upon a wife as part of a medical mans stock in-trade, to be established synchronously with his bottlers, pill- . Rollers, and spatula. S, Mr. Koops was married, and two infant Koopses completeil his family circle— upon whom one maidservant atten
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Koojjs, for so was the other practitioner called, was some •j-oais younger than his adversary, and, consequently, had been but a short time in practice. He was one of that large class of medical men who are perpetually starting up in Loudon, as soon as they have cleared their examination, without any particular prospects or connections, be- lieving they have merely to put a brass-plate on tlieir door, and envelop themselves, when at home, in a fierce dressing-gown, to get at once into extensive... jiractice. Looking upon a wife as part of a medical mans stock in-trade, to be established synchronously with his bottlers, pill- . Rollers, and spatula. S, Mr. Koops was married, and two infant Koopses completeil his family circle— upon whom one maidservant atten
What to read after The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson?
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