The Brentons
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"Exactly. There is the trouble. I also profess, two or three times eachSunday, that I believe in the resurrection of the body. Nevertheless, any such belief is impossible for a man who has ever seen the equipmentof a modern laboratory. As for Opdyke's case, why is it any more forhis betterment than it's for the betterment of the little baby whosenurse accidentally gives it strychnine instead of squills?" "Don't be archaic, Brenton, " the doctor bade him. "One doesn't givesquills nowadays. Howev...er--" Brenton flung up his head impatiently. The doctor liked the gesture, liked the little angry glint in the gray eyes.
"You mean then, " he persisted slowly, and Brenton, listening, was awarethat he was talking as one man to another, not as the senior warden ofSaint Peter's to its rector; "that you are saying things on Sunday thatyou're denying, all the week?" Brenton nodded curtly.
"That's about the size of it. " Well as he had come to know the doctor, the next query took him bysurprise.
"What have you been eating?" Doctor Keltridge demanded briefly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Exactly. There is the trouble. I also profess, two or three times eachSunday, that I believe in the resurrection of the body. Nevertheless, any such belief is impossible for a man who has ever seen the equipmentof a modern laboratory. As for Opdyke's case, why is it any more forhis betterment than it's for the betterment of the little baby whosenurse accidentally gives it strychnine instead of squills?" "Don't be archaic, Brenton, " the doctor bade him. "One doesn't givesquills nowadays. Howev...er--" Brenton flung up his head impatiently. The doctor liked the gesture, liked the little angry glint in the gray eyes.
"You mean then, " he persisted slowly, and Brenton, listening, was awarethat he was talking as one man to another, not as the senior warden ofSaint Peter's to its rector; "that you are saying things on Sunday thatyou're denying, all the week?" Brenton nodded curtly.
"That's about the size of it. " Well as he had come to know the doctor, the next query took him bysurprise.
"What have you been eating?" Doctor Keltridge demanded briefly.
What to read after The Brentons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Anna Chapin, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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