Tito
Tito
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The action seemed to recall the doctor s faculties and he prepared to go. "I shall send you your fee by Mr. McGlennon, " said Vanburg. "Allow me to thank you for your kindness in coming. " Again the doctor stared blankly at him. The sound of Vanburg s voice seemed to paralyze him, and for an instant he stood quite confused, in the centre of the room ; then recovering himself, he bade them good-night, and, accompanied by Mc Glennon, descended the stairs to the street. Here 155 TITO he plied the ...Scotchman with questions as to Van- burg s past, but he could learn little. When they were left alone, Vanburg again seated himself beside the bed. "You feel better already?" he queried. "Your color has improved. " "Yes, " answered Tito. Then, with a laugh, "How comes it that thou knowest my name? I had not told thee. " Vanburg looked perplexed. "No, you have not told me; neither do I know your name. " "Yet thou hast told it to the doctor. Little Devil/ it was that thou hast called me. That is why I laughed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The action seemed to recall the doctor s faculties and he prepared to go. "I shall send you your fee by Mr. McGlennon, " said Vanburg. "Allow me to thank you for your kindness in coming. " Again the doctor stared blankly at him. The sound of Vanburg s voice seemed to paralyze him, and for an instant he stood quite confused, in the centre of the room ; then recovering himself, he bade them good-night, and, accompanied by Mc Glennon, descended the stairs to the street. Here 155 TITO he plied the ...Scotchman with questions as to Van- burg s past, but he could learn little. When they were left alone, Vanburg again seated himself beside the bed. "You feel better already?" he queried. "Your color has improved. " "Yes, " answered Tito. Then, with a laugh, "How comes it that thou knowest my name? I had not told thee. " Vanburg looked perplexed. "No, you have not told me; neither do I know your name. " "Yet thou hast told it to the doctor. Little Devil/ it was that thou hast called me. That is why I laughed.
What to read after Tito?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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