The Doctor's Dilemma
The Doctor's Dilemma
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I dare say she's consultedBlenkinsop too: thats another eighteenpence.
EMMY. Then youll see her for me, wont you?
RIDGEON. Oh, send her up and be hanged. [Emmy trots out, satisfied. Ridgeon calls] Redpenny!
REDPENNY [appearing at the door] What is it?
RIDGEON. Theres a patient coming up. If she hasnt gone in five minutes, come in with an urgent call from the hospital for me. You understand:she's to have a strong hint to go.
REDPENNY. Right O! [He vanishes].
Ridgeon goes to the glass, and arrang...es his tie a little.
EMMY [announcing] Mrs Doobidad [Ridgeon leaves the glass and goes to thewriting-table].
The lady comes in. Emmy goes out and shuts the door. Ridgeon, who hasput on an impenetrable and rather distant professional manner, turns tothe lady, and invites her, by a gesture, to sit down on the couch.
Mrs Dubedat is beyond all demur an arrestingly good-looking young woman. She has something of the grace and romance of a wild creature, with agood deal of the elegance and dignity of a fine lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dare say she's consultedBlenkinsop too: thats another eighteenpence.
EMMY. Then youll see her for me, wont you?
RIDGEON. Oh, send her up and be hanged. [Emmy trots out, satisfied. Ridgeon calls] Redpenny!
REDPENNY [appearing at the door] What is it?
RIDGEON. Theres a patient coming up. If she hasnt gone in five minutes, come in with an urgent call from the hospital for me. You understand:she's to have a strong hint to go.
REDPENNY. Right O! [He vanishes].
Ridgeon goes to the glass, and arrang...es his tie a little.
EMMY [announcing] Mrs Doobidad [Ridgeon leaves the glass and goes to thewriting-table].
The lady comes in. Emmy goes out and shuts the door. Ridgeon, who hasput on an impenetrable and rather distant professional manner, turns tothe lady, and invites her, by a gesture, to sit down on the couch.
Mrs Dubedat is beyond all demur an arrestingly good-looking young woman. She has something of the grace and romance of a wild creature, with agood deal of the elegance and dignity of a fine lady.
What to read after The Doctor's Dilemma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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