The Museum of Remarkable And Interesting Events Containing Historical Adventure
The Museum of Remarkable And Interesting Events Containing Historical Adventure
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Carter was describing the case, the patient watched him closely, in silence, but when he caught Dr. Balch's eye, he appeared confused and looked in a different direction. This led Dr. Balch to believe his de- lirium was mere pretence. No bruises or wounds, besides those above mentioned, could be discovered. Presently the patient called for Jerry Balch, and the last named phy- sician answered that he was Jerry Balch. Goodrich said THE MTTSEUM. 197 u No, you are not Jerry Balch. " Being persuaded... that this incoherence was mere sham, Dr. Balch adopted a stratagem to come at the truth. He went down stairs, took off his boots, stole softly up again, and peeped in at the door. He heard the bed clothes move, and saw Good- rich raise himself up and look cautiously around. Before this, he had pretended to be in such pain that it took three or four persons to turn him in his bed. Dr. Balch saw him adjust his hair, and very composedly spit on the floor.
That afternoon he was removed to Newburyport, and the next day he again pretended delirium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carter was describing the case, the patient watched him closely, in silence, but when he caught Dr. Balch's eye, he appeared confused and looked in a different direction. This led Dr. Balch to believe his de- lirium was mere pretence. No bruises or wounds, besides those above mentioned, could be discovered. Presently the patient called for Jerry Balch, and the last named phy- sician answered that he was Jerry Balch. Goodrich said THE MTTSEUM. 197 u No, you are not Jerry Balch. " Being persuaded... that this incoherence was mere sham, Dr. Balch adopted a stratagem to come at the truth. He went down stairs, took off his boots, stole softly up again, and peeped in at the door. He heard the bed clothes move, and saw Good- rich raise himself up and look cautiously around. Before this, he had pretended to be in such pain that it took three or four persons to turn him in his bed. Dr. Balch saw him adjust his hair, and very composedly spit on the floor.
That afternoon he was removed to Newburyport, and the next day he again pretended delirium.
What to read after The Museum of Remarkable And Interesting Events Containing Historical Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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