The Master Builder; Or, Life At a Trade
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He dresses in fashion; he keeps white hands, and supports gold spectacles. The Doctor urges him ahead, and speaks well of him ; and if Bolivar says but little when at a patient's pulse, he can look all the wiser for silence, and seem all absorbed in the study of the case ; while he understands so many learned words, if a patient has to be bled, he calls the treatment, depletion ; and if he orders red- pepper tea, for fear they may call him a vulgar botanic quack, he writes the prescription, cap...sicum.
In that hopeful progress, Bolivar still pays deference- to his mother ; but he treats his old knotty -handed father as if fit only to shoe horses and carry swill to the pigs ; and the neighbors notice it and talk so loudly, Father Dilworth has to preach a sermon from the text — "Kemember the rock whence ye are hewn." Wellington has been rather shiftless. He im- proves in fine looks, and runs still wilder in a rage for fine clothing, cigars, and hard riding. He has treated travelers so insolently, ho has been dis- charged from the Hampden House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dresses in fashion; he keeps white hands, and supports gold spectacles. The Doctor urges him ahead, and speaks well of him ; and if Bolivar says but little when at a patient's pulse, he can look all the wiser for silence, and seem all absorbed in the study of the case ; while he understands so many learned words, if a patient has to be bled, he calls the treatment, depletion ; and if he orders red- pepper tea, for fear they may call him a vulgar botanic quack, he writes the prescription, cap...sicum.
In that hopeful progress, Bolivar still pays deference- to his mother ; but he treats his old knotty -handed father as if fit only to shoe horses and carry swill to the pigs ; and the neighbors notice it and talk so loudly, Father Dilworth has to preach a sermon from the text — "Kemember the rock whence ye are hewn." Wellington has been rather shiftless. He im- proves in fine looks, and runs still wilder in a rage for fine clothing, cigars, and hard riding. He has treated travelers so insolently, ho has been dis- charged from the Hampden House.
What to read after The Master Builder; Or, Life At a Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Day Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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