The Faith Healer
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Martin's successor.
LITTLEFIELD.
I have the honor.
CULPEPPER.
Old Dr. Martin would never have taken a flippant tone in such a crisis.
LITTLEFIELD.
Flippant? By no means! A little light-headed. My profession isattacked. At its very roots, sir. -- _With relish. _ As far as that goes, I'm afraid yours is, too.
CULPEPPER.
_To Beeler, ignoring the gibe. _ Am I to understand that you countenance these proceedings?
BEELER.
_Pointing to the invalid chair. _ If your wife had spent five years hel...pless in that chair, I guess you'dcountenance any proceedings that set her on her feet.
CULPEPPER.
_Towers threateningly. _ If your wife is the woman she was, she would rather sit helplessforever beside the Rock of Ages, than dance and flaunt herself in thehouse of idols!
BEELER.
_With depreciating humor. _ O, I guess she ain't doin' much flauntin' of herself in any house ofidols. --You've heard Doctor here say it's all natural enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin's successor.
LITTLEFIELD.
I have the honor.
CULPEPPER.
Old Dr. Martin would never have taken a flippant tone in such a crisis.
LITTLEFIELD.
Flippant? By no means! A little light-headed. My profession isattacked. At its very roots, sir. -- _With relish. _ As far as that goes, I'm afraid yours is, too.
CULPEPPER.
_To Beeler, ignoring the gibe. _ Am I to understand that you countenance these proceedings?
BEELER.
_Pointing to the invalid chair. _ If your wife had spent five years hel...pless in that chair, I guess you'dcountenance any proceedings that set her on her feet.
CULPEPPER.
_Towers threateningly. _ If your wife is the woman she was, she would rather sit helplessforever beside the Rock of Ages, than dance and flaunt herself in thehouse of idols!
BEELER.
_With depreciating humor. _ O, I guess she ain't doin' much flauntin' of herself in any house ofidols. --You've heard Doctor here say it's all natural enough.
What to read after The Faith Healer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moody William Vaughn to read onlineMoreLess
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