The Savage Miss Saxon
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Pray put down the window before I aggravate my rash,” Pitney had complained upon entering the vehicle in London.“I detest being a bother, Wiley, but could you raise the window? The country air stuffs up my head most abominably this early in the morning,” he had said not five miles out of the city.“Do you think me overly cautious in bringing Doctor Fitzhugh with me, Wiley? Johnny said I was free to do so, and the man is a jewel, a positive jewel! But I wouldn’t wish to appear to be hanging from t...he last swinging hinge of death’s door, now would I?”“No one could possibly think such a thing, Pitney,” Sir Wiley had assured the man through clenched teeth. “I imagine most gentlemen of three and thirty tote their own quack with them wherever they wander. I must be the exception. I only ask that you forgive me my health.”Sir Wiley had held his famous temper firmly in check for the first leg of the journey, only wishing to strangle Pitney twice: when that man had complained that the bouncing of the coach was making him nauseous and, a scant fifteen minutes later, when the man had proved himself to be truthful—all over the shiny black paint on the outside of Sir Wiley’s treasured traveling coach.But when his lordship had insisted upon sending his meal of roast pigeon back to the traveling inn’s kitchens because “pink meat serves as a purgative for the bowels, you know, Wiley, and as I have been most regular in my habits this past week or more I should not like to risk an upset,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pray put down the window before I aggravate my rash,” Pitney had complained upon entering the vehicle in London.“I detest being a bother, Wiley, but could you raise the window? The country air stuffs up my head most abominably this early in the morning,” he had said not five miles out of the city.“Do you think me overly cautious in bringing Doctor Fitzhugh with me, Wiley? Johnny said I was free to do so, and the man is a jewel, a positive jewel! But I wouldn’t wish to appear to be hanging from t...he last swinging hinge of death’s door, now would I?”“No one could possibly think such a thing, Pitney,” Sir Wiley had assured the man through clenched teeth. “I imagine most gentlemen of three and thirty tote their own quack with them wherever they wander. I must be the exception. I only ask that you forgive me my health.”Sir Wiley had held his famous temper firmly in check for the first leg of the journey, only wishing to strangle Pitney twice: when that man had complained that the bouncing of the coach was making him nauseous and, a scant fifteen minutes later, when the man had proved himself to be truthful—all over the shiny black paint on the outside of Sir Wiley’s treasured traveling coach.But when his lordship had insisted upon sending his meal of roast pigeon back to the traveling inn’s kitchens because “pink meat serves as a purgative for the bowels, you know, Wiley, and as I have been most regular in my habits this past week or more I should not like to risk an upset,”
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