Solomon Seesaw volume 2
Solomon Seesaw volume 2
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By eleven o'clock the house was crowded nearly to suffocation. The dining-room was half full, the drawing-room quite full of patients. All the eighteen tubes in the smoking-room were occupied : the female "rubber-out" had her hands full up-stairs: Mr. Flinchnot, in the lower rubbing- room, called in his assistant to help him. Lotion to make wounds, and cabbage-leaves to plaster them over, were in instant requisition. Such a coughing and sneezing were heard among the smokers, and such a roaring,... and " Oh ! for THE PATIENTS. 165 God's sake, gently !" among those that were undergoing the process of " rubbing, " as made Solomon recoil.
There was one patient, a captain of the navy, who having endured with some courage, for five minutes, the torturing process inflicted by the lotion and spunge, rose up at last, gave Mr. Flinchnot a most unceremonious box in the ear, and said, " What the d 1 do you mean by holy-stoning me at this rate ?" The expression "holy-stoning" is one ap- plicable to the process of scrubbing the decks of a man-of-war with sandstone; and the simile struck Solomon as being the most cor- rect conceivable by which to illustrate the operation going forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By eleven o'clock the house was crowded nearly to suffocation. The dining-room was half full, the drawing-room quite full of patients. All the eighteen tubes in the smoking-room were occupied : the female "rubber-out" had her hands full up-stairs: Mr. Flinchnot, in the lower rubbing- room, called in his assistant to help him. Lotion to make wounds, and cabbage-leaves to plaster them over, were in instant requisition. Such a coughing and sneezing were heard among the smokers, and such a roaring,... and " Oh ! for THE PATIENTS. 165 God's sake, gently !" among those that were undergoing the process of " rubbing, " as made Solomon recoil.
There was one patient, a captain of the navy, who having endured with some courage, for five minutes, the torturing process inflicted by the lotion and spunge, rose up at last, gave Mr. Flinchnot a most unceremonious box in the ear, and said, " What the d 1 do you mean by holy-stoning me at this rate ?" The expression "holy-stoning" is one ap- plicable to the process of scrubbing the decks of a man-of-war with sandstone; and the simile struck Solomon as being the most cor- rect conceivable by which to illustrate the operation going forward.
What to read after Solomon Seesaw volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J P John Parish Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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