Kiddies
Kiddies
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Logic, held in profound distrust the medi- cal profession, probably because, in spite of the doc- tors, every one died sooner or later. Mr. Logic diag- nosed his own trouble, stated it plainly as "something wrang wi' ma inside, " and tried several homely reme- dies, without, perhaps, giving any one of them a fair trial. Mrs. Logic consulted her neighbours about her man's condition, and from one of them obtained a booklet which the neighbour had received from a sis- ter-in-law, who had picked it... up in a railway carriage. To be brief, the booklet informed Mr. Logic that he was the owner of a weak heart.
The grief and dismay of the old couple were intense, but gradually they began to take comfort from the very thing that had stricken the blow. The booklet did not, to be sure, hold out any hope of a weak heart be- coming strong, but it did show how a weak heart might be prevented from becoming weaker. The patient, as Mrs. Logic often quoted, must needs avoid "all physi- cal strain and mental excitement, " and, further, must abstain from alcohol and tobacco.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Logic, held in profound distrust the medi- cal profession, probably because, in spite of the doc- tors, every one died sooner or later. Mr. Logic diag- nosed his own trouble, stated it plainly as "something wrang wi' ma inside, " and tried several homely reme- dies, without, perhaps, giving any one of them a fair trial. Mrs. Logic consulted her neighbours about her man's condition, and from one of them obtained a booklet which the neighbour had received from a sis- ter-in-law, who had picked it... up in a railway carriage. To be brief, the booklet informed Mr. Logic that he was the owner of a weak heart.
The grief and dismay of the old couple were intense, but gradually they began to take comfort from the very thing that had stricken the blow. The booklet did not, to be sure, hold out any hope of a weak heart be- coming strong, but it did show how a weak heart might be prevented from becoming weaker. The patient, as Mrs. Logic often quoted, must needs avoid "all physi- cal strain and mental excitement, " and, further, must abstain from alcohol and tobacco.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell John Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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