The Voice in the Wilderness
The Voice in the Wilderness
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. . Lord, I've seen worse things than that to worry about, so there's no need for mum mawkishness. . . . " Quickly and deftly, by means of the flannel night-shirt, he turned Petrie over. The legs tumbled into the new position, the feet wagged and came to rest. He completed his ex- amination and then stood still, frowning and biting his pipe, slowly shaking his head from side to side.
Petrie, his face in the pillow, said, " Good Alfred I apologise for disturbing your meditations, but as far, at ...least, as / am concerned this side is quite done. " Jefferson turned him over. He was still frowning. If he could have been sure that Petrie was not again holding his lip between his teeth, he would have looked at him. Instead, since he could not be sure, he looked out of the window.
Petrie said, " You are forgetting, Jeff, that first and fore- most you are a doctor of medicine. You must wash your hands. I have never yet heard of a doctor who did not insist on washing his hands, even if he has only looked at a photograph of the patient's grandfather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Lord, I've seen worse things than that to worry about, so there's no need for mum mawkishness. . . . " Quickly and deftly, by means of the flannel night-shirt, he turned Petrie over. The legs tumbled into the new position, the feet wagged and came to rest. He completed his ex- amination and then stood still, frowning and biting his pipe, slowly shaking his head from side to side.
Petrie, his face in the pillow, said, " Good Alfred I apologise for disturbing your meditations, but as far, at ...least, as / am concerned this side is quite done. " Jefferson turned him over. He was still frowning. If he could have been sure that Petrie was not again holding his lip between his teeth, he would have looked at him. Instead, since he could not be sure, he looked out of the window.
Petrie said, " You are forgetting, Jeff, that first and fore- most you are a doctor of medicine. You must wash your hands. I have never yet heard of a doctor who did not insist on washing his hands, even if he has only looked at a photograph of the patient's grandfather.
What to read after The Voice in the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Blaker to read onlineMoreLess
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