The Apotheosis of Mr Tyrawley
The Apotheosis of Mr Tyrawley
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A faint, weary smile touched the white lips.
"It's too bad of you, " Mr. Tyrawley whis- pered, as the other stooped lower. "I wish you wouldn't. " Then he relapsed into uncon- sciousness.
The fly drove up, Tyrawley was tenderly trans- ferred to it, and MacAdam, with instructions to the coachman to drive like mad, carried his patient home.
Miss MacAdam was tearful, but practical. One perusal of that letter had converted her from dis- trust to entire sympathy, and Tyrawley was soon ensconced in t...he best bedroom, with every heat- producing appliance in the way of blankets and hot bottles, and MacAdam sitting by him with a finger on his pulse; while Miss MacAdam hovered round with propitiatory offerings of beef-tea or jelly.
"Yes, old girl, " said MacAdam, "we'll pour in the nourishment like one o'clock when we get the chance, but we've got to proceed gently. The poor chap's dead-beat, body and mind, and, if I'm not mistaken, in for pneumonia, and per- haps for rheumatic fever as well. " "You'll keep him here, of course, " said she anxiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A faint, weary smile touched the white lips.
"It's too bad of you, " Mr. Tyrawley whis- pered, as the other stooped lower. "I wish you wouldn't. " Then he relapsed into uncon- sciousness.
The fly drove up, Tyrawley was tenderly trans- ferred to it, and MacAdam, with instructions to the coachman to drive like mad, carried his patient home.
Miss MacAdam was tearful, but practical. One perusal of that letter had converted her from dis- trust to entire sympathy, and Tyrawley was soon ensconced in t...he best bedroom, with every heat- producing appliance in the way of blankets and hot bottles, and MacAdam sitting by him with a finger on his pulse; while Miss MacAdam hovered round with propitiatory offerings of beef-tea or jelly.
"Yes, old girl, " said MacAdam, "we'll pour in the nourishment like one o'clock when we get the chance, but we've got to proceed gently. The poor chap's dead-beat, body and mind, and, if I'm not mistaken, in for pneumonia, and per- haps for rheumatic fever as well. " "You'll keep him here, of course, " said she anxiously.
What to read after The Apotheosis of Mr Tyrawley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Livingston Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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