Doctor On the Job (2012)
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He saw that his fellow-porter was unlucky enough to be burdened with another job that afternoon. Harold Sapworth was slowly pushing a low trolley loaded with crates marked MEDICAL SUPPLIES – URGENT into the goods entrance at the rear of the hospital. ‘Can you spare a minute?’ ‘Long as you like, mate.’ Harold leant on the handle of his trolley and pulled an emaciated home-rolled cigarette from the top pocket of his brown coat. ‘No hurry. Got all day, if you want.’ He struck a match. ‘Where you bi...n? Out for a few pints? You looks pink around the chops.’ ‘I am drunk, but with indignation.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘I delivered those flowers in the Bertram Bunn Wing. I had an altercation with the matron.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘The Bertram Bunn Wing is a towering social injustice, which should be demolished.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘Please don’t keep saying “Go on” like that, Harold. Haven’t you any opinions of your own?’ ‘You gets good tips there. Some of them wogs hand out quids like they was Green Shield stamps.’ ‘Harold, I implore you to raise your eyes from the mud to the stars.’ Harold Sapworth dutifully looked upwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He saw that his fellow-porter was unlucky enough to be burdened with another job that afternoon. Harold Sapworth was slowly pushing a low trolley loaded with crates marked MEDICAL SUPPLIES – URGENT into the goods entrance at the rear of the hospital. ‘Can you spare a minute?’ ‘Long as you like, mate.’ Harold leant on the handle of his trolley and pulled an emaciated home-rolled cigarette from the top pocket of his brown coat. ‘No hurry. Got all day, if you want.’ He struck a match. ‘Where you bi...n? Out for a few pints? You looks pink around the chops.’ ‘I am drunk, but with indignation.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘I delivered those flowers in the Bertram Bunn Wing. I had an altercation with the matron.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘The Bertram Bunn Wing is a towering social injustice, which should be demolished.’ ‘Go on?’ ‘Please don’t keep saying “Go on” like that, Harold. Haven’t you any opinions of your own?’ ‘You gets good tips there. Some of them wogs hand out quids like they was Green Shield stamps.’ ‘Harold, I implore you to raise your eyes from the mud to the stars.’ Harold Sapworth dutifully looked upwards.
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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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