The Coming
The Coming
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"At any rate/' said the doctor, "I defy anyone to see him here in the midst of our patients — ^very obscure and baflSing mental cases, some of them are — without a feeling that he wields a quite remarkable power over certain types of his fellow creatures." "One is immensely interested to know that." "It is hardly too much to say that the atmosphere of the whole place has changed. Six months ago we could hope for nothing better than the sullen bicker- ings of Bedlam; today certain of our best ca...ses are rising to a kind of high intellectuality which, I frankly confess, is amazing." 245 Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE COMING ''And this you attribute to the direct influence of John Smith?' "It is the only way to account for it" ''Can you put into words the precise form it takes?" "In a few minutes I hope you will be able to judge for yourself. In the meantime perhaps you will join me in a cup of tea." And in deference to the sudden arrival of a well-filled tray, Dr. Thorp suspended for a moment further consideration of the subject Digitized by Googk XXDC TEA was Brandon's favorite beverage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At any rate/' said the doctor, "I defy anyone to see him here in the midst of our patients — ^very obscure and baflSing mental cases, some of them are — without a feeling that he wields a quite remarkable power over certain types of his fellow creatures." "One is immensely interested to know that." "It is hardly too much to say that the atmosphere of the whole place has changed. Six months ago we could hope for nothing better than the sullen bicker- ings of Bedlam; today certain of our best ca...ses are rising to a kind of high intellectuality which, I frankly confess, is amazing." 245 Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE COMING ''And this you attribute to the direct influence of John Smith?' "It is the only way to account for it" ''Can you put into words the precise form it takes?" "In a few minutes I hope you will be able to judge for yourself. In the meantime perhaps you will join me in a cup of tea." And in deference to the sudden arrival of a well-filled tray, Dr. Thorp suspended for a moment further consideration of the subject Digitized by Googk XXDC TEA was Brandon's favorite beverage.
What to read after The Coming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snaith, J. C. (John Collis), 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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