The Faith Doctor; a Story of New York
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He could not help seeing that the association of his wife with the mission might serve to extend his practice, and that even Mrs.
Beswick must grow tired after a while of conversations with him alone, sugared though they were.
When Phillida had gone the doctor's wife said to her husband that she never had seen a nicer lady than that Miss Callender. " I just love her," she declared, " if she does believe in faith-healing." " Ah, well, what I said to hei'-will have its effect," he replied, with s...uppressed exultation.
" Yon said just the right thing, my love. You 'most always do. But I was afraid you would hurt her feelings a little. She doesn't seem very happy." XXIX.
MILLARD AND RUDOLPH.
EuDOLPH, coming home from work early on the next Saturday afternoon, saw Millard approaching from the other direction. With that appetite for sympathy which the first dash of sorrow is pretty sure to bring, the young man felt an impulse to accost the person who had thought enough of his sister's sufEerings to give her a wheel-chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not help seeing that the association of his wife with the mission might serve to extend his practice, and that even Mrs.
Beswick must grow tired after a while of conversations with him alone, sugared though they were.
When Phillida had gone the doctor's wife said to her husband that she never had seen a nicer lady than that Miss Callender. " I just love her," she declared, " if she does believe in faith-healing." " Ah, well, what I said to hei'-will have its effect," he replied, with s...uppressed exultation.
" Yon said just the right thing, my love. You 'most always do. But I was afraid you would hurt her feelings a little. She doesn't seem very happy." XXIX.
MILLARD AND RUDOLPH.
EuDOLPH, coming home from work early on the next Saturday afternoon, saw Millard approaching from the other direction. With that appetite for sympathy which the first dash of sorrow is pretty sure to bring, the young man felt an impulse to accost the person who had thought enough of his sister's sufEerings to give her a wheel-chair.
What to read after The Faith Doctor; a Story of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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