Vanished Arizona
Vanished Arizona
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When it was all over, I thanked Fisher, and Jack beamed upon me with:"You see, Mattie, my case of instruments did come in handy, after all. " Encouraged by success, he applied for a pannier of medicines, and theEhrenberg citizens soon regarded him as a healer. At a certain hour inthe morning, the sick ones came to his office, and he dispensed simpledrugs to them and was enabled to do much good. He seemed to have a sortof intuitive knowledge about medicines and performed some miraculouscures, bu...t acquired little or no facility in the use of the language.
I was often called in as interpreter, and with the help of the signlanguage, and the little I knew of Spanish, we managed to get an idea ofthe ailments of these poor people.
And so our life flowed on in that desolate spot, by the banks of theGreat Colorado.
I rarely went outside the enclosure, except for my bath in the river atdaylight, or for some urgent matter. The one street along the river washot and sandy and neglected. One had not only to wade through the sand, but to step over the dried heads or horns or bones of animals left thereto whiten where they died, or thrown out, possibly, when some one killeda sheep or beef.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When it was all over, I thanked Fisher, and Jack beamed upon me with:"You see, Mattie, my case of instruments did come in handy, after all. " Encouraged by success, he applied for a pannier of medicines, and theEhrenberg citizens soon regarded him as a healer. At a certain hour inthe morning, the sick ones came to his office, and he dispensed simpledrugs to them and was enabled to do much good. He seemed to have a sortof intuitive knowledge about medicines and performed some miraculouscures, bu...t acquired little or no facility in the use of the language.
I was often called in as interpreter, and with the help of the signlanguage, and the little I knew of Spanish, we managed to get an idea ofthe ailments of these poor people.
And so our life flowed on in that desolate spot, by the banks of theGreat Colorado.
I rarely went outside the enclosure, except for my bath in the river atdaylight, or for some urgent matter. The one street along the river washot and sandy and neglected. One had not only to wade through the sand, but to step over the dried heads or horns or bones of animals left thereto whiten where they died, or thrown out, possibly, when some one killeda sheep or beef.
What to read after Vanished Arizona?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Summerhayes Martha to read onlineMoreLess
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