The Autobiography of a Quack And the Case of George Dedlow
The Autobiography of a Quack And the Case of George Dedlow
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There was the old womanon the floor, her face twitching to right, and her breathing a sort ofhoarse croak. The big Bible lay open on the floor, and I knew what hadhappened. It was a fit of apoplexy.
At this very unpleasant sight Pen seemed to recover her wits, and said:"Go away, go away! Oh, brother, brother, now I know you have stolen hermoney and killed her, and--and I loved you, I was so proud of you! Oh, oh!" This was all very fine, but the advice was good. I said: "Yes, I hadbetter go. Run... and get some one--a doctor. It is a fit of hysterics;there is no danger. I will write to you. You are quite mistaken. " This was too feeble even for Pen, and she cried: "No, never; I never want to see you again. You would kill me next. " "Stuff!" said I, and ran down-stairs. I seized my coat and hat, and wentto the tavern, where I got a man to drive me to Camden. I have neverseen Pen since. As I crossed the ferry to Philadelphia I saw that Ishould have asked when the detective had been after me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was the old womanon the floor, her face twitching to right, and her breathing a sort ofhoarse croak. The big Bible lay open on the floor, and I knew what hadhappened. It was a fit of apoplexy.
At this very unpleasant sight Pen seemed to recover her wits, and said:"Go away, go away! Oh, brother, brother, now I know you have stolen hermoney and killed her, and--and I loved you, I was so proud of you! Oh, oh!" This was all very fine, but the advice was good. I said: "Yes, I hadbetter go. Run... and get some one--a doctor. It is a fit of hysterics;there is no danger. I will write to you. You are quite mistaken. " This was too feeble even for Pen, and she cried: "No, never; I never want to see you again. You would kill me next. " "Stuff!" said I, and ran down-stairs. I seized my coat and hat, and wentto the tavern, where I got a man to drive me to Camden. I have neverseen Pen since. As I crossed the ferry to Philadelphia I saw that Ishould have asked when the detective had been after me.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Quack And the Case of George Dedlow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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