The Chequer Board (2005)
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He came to me on the recommendation of a general practitioner at Watford: I have the letter before me.
DEAR MR HUGHES, I should be grateful if you would make an appointment to see a patient of mine, Mr John Turner. Mr Turner has been suffering from attacks of vertigo and fainting: I have been attending him consequent on a fall which he suffered in the Strand Palace Hotel, when he was unconscious for some minutes. I have found some apraxia, and the sight of his left eye appears to have become sub...normal in recent months. In view of a severe head injury which he incurred in the year 1943 I feel that an intracranial lesion may be at the root of his trouble, and it is upon this diagnosis that I would like you to see him.
Mr Turner is married, but has no children. He is in some branch of the food business, and lives in a style corresponding with an income of £800-£1,000 per annum.
Yours very sincerely, V. C. WORTH, M.B., B.S.
Mr Turner came to see me by appointment that afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He came to me on the recommendation of a general practitioner at Watford: I have the letter before me.
DEAR MR HUGHES, I should be grateful if you would make an appointment to see a patient of mine, Mr John Turner. Mr Turner has been suffering from attacks of vertigo and fainting: I have been attending him consequent on a fall which he suffered in the Strand Palace Hotel, when he was unconscious for some minutes. I have found some apraxia, and the sight of his left eye appears to have become sub...normal in recent months. In view of a severe head injury which he incurred in the year 1943 I feel that an intracranial lesion may be at the root of his trouble, and it is upon this diagnosis that I would like you to see him.
Mr Turner is married, but has no children. He is in some branch of the food business, and lives in a style corresponding with an income of £800-£1,000 per annum.
Yours very sincerely, V. C. WORTH, M.B., B.S.
Mr Turner came to see me by appointment that afternoon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevil Shute to read onlineMoreLess
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