Old Gold
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Fell from themain-top cross-trees and broke his neck. I couldn't set that. But Idid set a broken arm and a broken leg. Made 'em stronger than they werebefore. Then I had a chap nipped between a water-cask and the side ofthe hold. Broke two of his ribs. I mended him too. " "How did you manage to set the ribs?" said Brace, noting that thecaptain's decisive way influenced his brother.
"Made 'em set themselves, squire. I gave him as much as he could eat, and then made him draw in as much air as he ...could and hold it while Iput a great broad bandage round him. I had a piece of canvas piercedwith eye-holes, and laced it up tight about his chest with a bit o'yarn. He came right again in no time. So will you, sir. All you wantfor this arm is rest, plenty of cold bathing, and clean bandages. Nature will soon heal that up. How does the sponging feel?" "Delightful!" said the patient.
"And what about your head?" "Very bad. " "Cup of tea will soon set that right, sir; but I meant your thinkingapparatus--let's have some more water, squire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fell from themain-top cross-trees and broke his neck. I couldn't set that. But Idid set a broken arm and a broken leg. Made 'em stronger than they werebefore. Then I had a chap nipped between a water-cask and the side ofthe hold. Broke two of his ribs. I mended him too. " "How did you manage to set the ribs?" said Brace, noting that thecaptain's decisive way influenced his brother.
"Made 'em set themselves, squire. I gave him as much as he could eat, and then made him draw in as much air as he ...could and hold it while Iput a great broad bandage round him. I had a piece of canvas piercedwith eye-holes, and laced it up tight about his chest with a bit o'yarn. He came right again in no time. So will you, sir. All you wantfor this arm is rest, plenty of cold bathing, and clean bandages. Nature will soon heal that up. How does the sponging feel?" "Delightful!" said the patient.
"And what about your head?" "Very bad. " "Cup of tea will soon set that right, sir; but I meant your thinkingapparatus--let's have some more water, squire.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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