The Lodger (1991)
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Lumbago’s cripplin’.’ ‘Who said it was lumbago, I didn’t,’ observed Herbert Stephens, one of the company’s collectors. ‘It’s just a weak back.’ ‘It’s all lumbago, back trouble, ask anybody,’ said the superintendent. ‘Ask your doctor, for a start.’ ‘I’ve asked him, more than once, super,’ said Stephens. ‘Well, I’ve asked him what my weakness is, and I can’t recall he’s ever said lumbago.’ ‘It’s all lumbago,’ said the superintendent again. ‘Get it properly treated before it gets incurable. Have yo...u tried a Thermogene pack? I’ve heard they’re a help.’ ‘Thermogene’s for women’s backs,’ said Stephens, inspecting his collecting bag and his new book.
‘Anyone’s backs. Ask your doctor. Buy yourself one and wear it. You don’t want to get yourself into a condition where you can’t do your job.’ ‘Here, steady on, super, I can’t afford to turn myself into an invalid. I can manage, I can live with it. I’m not saying I like it, but I can still put up with it, and I don’t ask for time off.’ ‘Well, we wouldn’t want to lose you,’ said the superintendent, ‘you’ve always done a good job.’ ‘And I’ll still do a good job, for the sake of my wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lumbago’s cripplin’.’ ‘Who said it was lumbago, I didn’t,’ observed Herbert Stephens, one of the company’s collectors. ‘It’s just a weak back.’ ‘It’s all lumbago, back trouble, ask anybody,’ said the superintendent. ‘Ask your doctor, for a start.’ ‘I’ve asked him, more than once, super,’ said Stephens. ‘Well, I’ve asked him what my weakness is, and I can’t recall he’s ever said lumbago.’ ‘It’s all lumbago,’ said the superintendent again. ‘Get it properly treated before it gets incurable. Have yo...u tried a Thermogene pack? I’ve heard they’re a help.’ ‘Thermogene’s for women’s backs,’ said Stephens, inspecting his collecting bag and his new book.
‘Anyone’s backs. Ask your doctor. Buy yourself one and wear it. You don’t want to get yourself into a condition where you can’t do your job.’ ‘Here, steady on, super, I can’t afford to turn myself into an invalid. I can manage, I can live with it. I’m not saying I like it, but I can still put up with it, and I don’t ask for time off.’ ‘Well, we wouldn’t want to lose you,’ said the superintendent, ‘you’ve always done a good job.’ ‘And I’ll still do a good job, for the sake of my wife.
What to read after The Lodger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jane Staples to read onlineMoreLess
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