The Pleasant Ways of St. Médard
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We went under to the one — now, we must go under to the other." " It will break your mother's heart," she said sadly.
He shrugged his shouliders.
She continued, bitterly : " Tommy Cook, a little raga- muffin picked up from the street to be a lawyer! and you ! with your family and education ..." Harry held up his hand warningly, " Listen, Aunt," he spoke slowly and distinctly: "when I was brought to the city. Tommy hunted me up, searched for me in the hospital until he found me and did not leave... me.
He bribed the doctor to look after me, specially, and paid the nurses right and left to get some sort of decent treatment for me ; and at the worst part of it, he brought in the best doctor in the city, from the outside, to see me, and I should have died if he hadn't. . . . And when I was strong enough to leave the hospital and go to prison, he stuck by me there; and if I had ever gotten strong enough to escape, he would have helped me out of the city. ..." A BAD PART OF THE ROAD 231 " And he is helping you now !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We went under to the one — now, we must go under to the other." " It will break your mother's heart," she said sadly.
He shrugged his shouliders.
She continued, bitterly : " Tommy Cook, a little raga- muffin picked up from the street to be a lawyer! and you ! with your family and education ..." Harry held up his hand warningly, " Listen, Aunt," he spoke slowly and distinctly: "when I was brought to the city. Tommy hunted me up, searched for me in the hospital until he found me and did not leave... me.
He bribed the doctor to look after me, specially, and paid the nurses right and left to get some sort of decent treatment for me ; and at the worst part of it, he brought in the best doctor in the city, from the outside, to see me, and I should have died if he hadn't. . . . And when I was strong enough to leave the hospital and go to prison, he stuck by me there; and if I had ever gotten strong enough to escape, he would have helped me out of the city. ..." A BAD PART OF THE ROAD 231 " And he is helping you now !
What to read after The Pleasant Ways of St. Médard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Elizabeth King to read onlineMoreLess
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