Troop One of the Labrador
Troop One of the Labrador
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"No! No! No!" protested Doctor Joe, properly horrified. "Never puttobacco or anything else on a wound. If you do you will run the riskof infection which might result in blood poisoning, which might killyou. " "I puts t'baccer on cuts sometimes and she always helps un, " insistedLem.
"It's simply through the mercy of God, then, and your good cleanblood, that it hasn't killed you, " declared Doctor Joe.
From his kit Doctor Joe brought forth bandages and gauze and somestrange-looking instruments, ...and turned his attention to the shoulder. Lem gritted his teeth and, though Doctor Joe knew he was suffering, never uttered a whimper or complaint.
An examination disclosed the fact that the bullet had coursed to theright, and Doctor Joe located it just under the skin directly forwardof the arm pit. Though it was necessarily a painful wound, he wasrelieved to find that no vital organ had been injured, and he was ableto assure Lem that he would soon be around again and be as well asever.
When the bullet was extracted Doctor Joe examined it critically, washed it and placed it carefully in his pocket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No! No! No!" protested Doctor Joe, properly horrified. "Never puttobacco or anything else on a wound. If you do you will run the riskof infection which might result in blood poisoning, which might killyou. " "I puts t'baccer on cuts sometimes and she always helps un, " insistedLem.
"It's simply through the mercy of God, then, and your good cleanblood, that it hasn't killed you, " declared Doctor Joe.
From his kit Doctor Joe brought forth bandages and gauze and somestrange-looking instruments, ...and turned his attention to the shoulder. Lem gritted his teeth and, though Doctor Joe knew he was suffering, never uttered a whimper or complaint.
An examination disclosed the fact that the bullet had coursed to theright, and Doctor Joe located it just under the skin directly forwardof the arm pit. Though it was necessarily a painful wound, he wasrelieved to find that no vital organ had been injured, and he was ableto assure Lem that he would soon be around again and be as well asever.
When the bullet was extracted Doctor Joe examined it critically, washed it and placed it carefully in his pocket.
What to read after Troop One of the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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