Sylvester
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‘Because I’ll have to find out just what you have broke in your leg, if you’ve broke anything, which I’ve only got your word for, when all’s said.’Tom assented to this, clenched his teeth and his fists, and endured in sweating silence while Keighley discovered the exact nature of his injury. The rough cart-journey, and the inexpert attempts of Will Scaling to set the broken bone, had caused considerable inflammation. Keighley said, as he straightened himself: ‘Properly mauled you they did, sir! ...True enough, you’ve broke your fibula—which is what you might call Dutch comfort, because it might have been worse. Now, if that jobbernoll below stairs has sawn me off a nice splint, like I told him to do, we’ll have you going along like winking in a pig’s whisper, sir!’‘Are you sure of that, John?’ Sylvester asked. ‘It won’t do to be making a mull of it!’‘I shan’t do that, your grace. But I’m thinking it would be as well if the young gentleman was put to bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Because I’ll have to find out just what you have broke in your leg, if you’ve broke anything, which I’ve only got your word for, when all’s said.’Tom assented to this, clenched his teeth and his fists, and endured in sweating silence while Keighley discovered the exact nature of his injury. The rough cart-journey, and the inexpert attempts of Will Scaling to set the broken bone, had caused considerable inflammation. Keighley said, as he straightened himself: ‘Properly mauled you they did, sir! ...True enough, you’ve broke your fibula—which is what you might call Dutch comfort, because it might have been worse. Now, if that jobbernoll below stairs has sawn me off a nice splint, like I told him to do, we’ll have you going along like winking in a pig’s whisper, sir!’‘Are you sure of that, John?’ Sylvester asked. ‘It won’t do to be making a mull of it!’‘I shan’t do that, your grace. But I’m thinking it would be as well if the young gentleman was put to bed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgette Heyer to read onlineMoreLess
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