Doctor On the Ball (2012)
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I was finishing evening surgery when he telephoned Mrs Jenkins asking me to call urgently. This was worrying. I had made my diagnosis – dyspepsia caused by his worry over Rosemary fancying Adam. Had Gerry Gravelston found something more sinister? A peptic ulcer? An acute gallbladder? Had I mishandled the case? Had I eaten Tim’s salt only to rub it into his wounds?
Tim greeted me gravely at the front door. On the peony-patterned four-seater settee with frilled valence in the elegant lounge sat Ro...semary and Adam, looking serious.
‘Well!’ I rubbed my hands. Nobody spoke. ‘Well, well! And how was our consultation?’ ‘I am dying,’ Tim announced.
‘What? Why? How? You?’ I exclaimed. ‘Did Dr Gravelston announce thus?’ ‘No,’ said Tim.
‘Then what the hell gave you the bright idea?’ I demanded.
‘I could see it in his eyes.’ ‘Really!’ I lost patience. ‘Don’t be barmy. That’s his bedside manner. He’s known throughout the trade as “Graveyard” Gravelston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was finishing evening surgery when he telephoned Mrs Jenkins asking me to call urgently. This was worrying. I had made my diagnosis – dyspepsia caused by his worry over Rosemary fancying Adam. Had Gerry Gravelston found something more sinister? A peptic ulcer? An acute gallbladder? Had I mishandled the case? Had I eaten Tim’s salt only to rub it into his wounds?
Tim greeted me gravely at the front door. On the peony-patterned four-seater settee with frilled valence in the elegant lounge sat Ro...semary and Adam, looking serious.
‘Well!’ I rubbed my hands. Nobody spoke. ‘Well, well! And how was our consultation?’ ‘I am dying,’ Tim announced.
‘What? Why? How? You?’ I exclaimed. ‘Did Dr Gravelston announce thus?’ ‘No,’ said Tim.
‘Then what the hell gave you the bright idea?’ I demanded.
‘I could see it in his eyes.’ ‘Really!’ I lost patience. ‘Don’t be barmy. That’s his bedside manner. He’s known throughout the trade as “Graveyard” Gravelston.
What to read after Doctor On the Ball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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