The Rangers; Or, the Tory's Daughter
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Your wrist, madam, if you please, " said thedoctor, proceeding to feel the pulse of his patient, with an airintended for a very professional one. "Tense--frequent--this pulse ofyours, madam; showing great irritability. Your tongue, now. Ay--rubric--dry and streaked; usual _prognostics_ of neuralgy. Prettymuch made up my mind about your complaint coming along, madam, havinglearned from your lad here something of your troubles and fright onlosing your home. And I was right, I see. It is _neuralgy..._--decidedlya _neuralgy_. " "What is that, doctor?" "Always happy to explain, madam, so as to bring my meaning within thecomprehension of common minds. _Neuralgy_ madam, is a derangement ofthe nerves. Your disease, precisely. " "Why, I am not at all nervous, sir, " responded the patient, looking upin surprise.
"You may not think so, madam. Few do, in your case. " "And then, doctor, I have an intense inward fever, " persisted theother, "and my lungs seem much affected. " "Nervous fever, madam, " returned the doctor, too wise to beinstructed, "and lungs sympathetically affected--that's all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your wrist, madam, if you please, " said thedoctor, proceeding to feel the pulse of his patient, with an airintended for a very professional one. "Tense--frequent--this pulse ofyours, madam; showing great irritability. Your tongue, now. Ay--rubric--dry and streaked; usual _prognostics_ of neuralgy. Prettymuch made up my mind about your complaint coming along, madam, havinglearned from your lad here something of your troubles and fright onlosing your home. And I was right, I see. It is _neuralgy..._--decidedlya _neuralgy_. " "What is that, doctor?" "Always happy to explain, madam, so as to bring my meaning within thecomprehension of common minds. _Neuralgy_ madam, is a derangement ofthe nerves. Your disease, precisely. " "Why, I am not at all nervous, sir, " responded the patient, looking upin surprise.
"You may not think so, madam. Few do, in your case. " "And then, doctor, I have an intense inward fever, " persisted theother, "and my lungs seem much affected. " "Nervous fever, madam, " returned the doctor, too wise to beinstructed, "and lungs sympathetically affected--that's all.
What to read after The Rangers; Or, the Tory's Daughter?
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