The Town of the Cascades V. 1
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92 THE TOWN OF THE CASCADES.
After removing his wooden leg, which was ex- pertly unstrapped by the policeman, the man was placed in bed, precautions being taken by the same official to seal up his portmanteau so that the con- tents could not be meddled with.
The next morning the silent man was delirious ; and so he continued for more than a week. It was remarkable that nearly all his colloquies with the fanciful personages about his bed were carried on by signs, and that for ten days the only w...ords he uttered were these, — "Ready, present, fire!" — enough to prove these three w^ords were, that al- though chary of his speech he was not dumb. The doctor who attended him asserted that his illness was the result of intemperate habits, and I suppose the doctor was right.
After a lapse of ten days the patient's intellect returned. He beckoned the " widow-w^oman " w^ho had been his nurse over to his bedside ; he grasped her hand.
"Thanks — good — madam!" he said — "Honour and soul — not forget it — never !" THE TOWN OF THE CASCADES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
92 THE TOWN OF THE CASCADES.
After removing his wooden leg, which was ex- pertly unstrapped by the policeman, the man was placed in bed, precautions being taken by the same official to seal up his portmanteau so that the con- tents could not be meddled with.
The next morning the silent man was delirious ; and so he continued for more than a week. It was remarkable that nearly all his colloquies with the fanciful personages about his bed were carried on by signs, and that for ten days the only w...ords he uttered were these, — "Ready, present, fire!" — enough to prove these three w^ords were, that al- though chary of his speech he was not dumb. The doctor who attended him asserted that his illness was the result of intemperate habits, and I suppose the doctor was right.
After a lapse of ten days the patient's intellect returned. He beckoned the " widow-w^oman " w^ho had been his nurse over to his bedside ; he grasped her hand.
"Thanks — good — madam!" he said — "Honour and soul — not forget it — never !" THE TOWN OF THE CASCADES.
What to read after The Town of the Cascades V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim, Michael, 1796-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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