Truckleborough Hall; a Novel 2
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I am determined to let the other wound take its course, be the conse- quences what they may. Now, I beg you would leave me, that I may get a little repose.
But one word more. As this unpleasant affair is not yet made public, I wish it not to get into the papers. I dare say the other party will say nothing about it ; and as I do not wish to have the reputation of being a quarrelsome man, I will take it as a particular favour, if you will 260 TRUCKLEBOEOUGH HALL.
be SO kind, as not to let a word ...transpire on the subject." This request was not unaccompanied with a handsome fee,, so that, whatever the surgeon might lose by not examining the other wound, he was not a loser of any thing in the way of pecuniary remuneration.
When Mr. Dickins left the patient's apart- ment, he was met by Counsellor Babblethwaite, who was anxious to hear how his friend was going on.
" Well, sir,*' said the counsellor, " how do you find, my friend Sir Pertinax.? Is the wound dangerous, do you think ?"* " I am of opinion,"* replied the man of surgery, " that his wound is not dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am determined to let the other wound take its course, be the conse- quences what they may. Now, I beg you would leave me, that I may get a little repose.
But one word more. As this unpleasant affair is not yet made public, I wish it not to get into the papers. I dare say the other party will say nothing about it ; and as I do not wish to have the reputation of being a quarrelsome man, I will take it as a particular favour, if you will 260 TRUCKLEBOEOUGH HALL.
be SO kind, as not to let a word ...transpire on the subject." This request was not unaccompanied with a handsome fee,, so that, whatever the surgeon might lose by not examining the other wound, he was not a loser of any thing in the way of pecuniary remuneration.
When Mr. Dickins left the patient's apart- ment, he was met by Counsellor Babblethwaite, who was anxious to hear how his friend was going on.
" Well, sir,*' said the counsellor, " how do you find, my friend Sir Pertinax.? Is the wound dangerous, do you think ?"* " I am of opinion,"* replied the man of surgery, " that his wound is not dangerous.
What to read after Truckleborough Hall; a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scargill, William Pitt, 1787-1836 to read onlineMoreLess
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