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What shall I write? [He writes, and reads as he writes.] Miss Talker : Please attend to that collection forme as soon as pos- sible, as I hear the ungrateful wretch whose lite I have saved intends to abscond and defraud his creditors, doctors not excepted. Before I imder- 20 take to effect any more cures, I shall certainly follow your advice and apply at the Mercantile Agency to ascertain the pecuniary standing of my patients. Yours, etc., Dr. Brosius.
[to 1st Clerk.] Give this note to Miss Tal...ker when she returns.
1st Clerk. Yes, sir. [He places the note on the desk.] [Exit Dr. Brosius, left door.] 2d Clerk. Mag, that student's a queer-looking chap, isn't he?
1st Clerk. Yes, he's entirely too aesthetic.. He reminds one of Oscar Wilde.
Enter MiSS Talker. [She sits at her desk and begins to unfold the note lying on the table,] Mr. Sheephead [speaking in a loud voice in the waiting-room so that he is heard without]. Yes, my boy, I tell you twenty years experience in the law has given [eutering with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What shall I write? [He writes, and reads as he writes.] Miss Talker : Please attend to that collection forme as soon as pos- sible, as I hear the ungrateful wretch whose lite I have saved intends to abscond and defraud his creditors, doctors not excepted. Before I imder- 20 take to effect any more cures, I shall certainly follow your advice and apply at the Mercantile Agency to ascertain the pecuniary standing of my patients. Yours, etc., Dr. Brosius.
[to 1st Clerk.] Give this note to Miss Tal...ker when she returns.
1st Clerk. Yes, sir. [He places the note on the desk.] [Exit Dr. Brosius, left door.] 2d Clerk. Mag, that student's a queer-looking chap, isn't he?
1st Clerk. Yes, he's entirely too aesthetic.. He reminds one of Oscar Wilde.
Enter MiSS Talker. [She sits at her desk and begins to unfold the note lying on the table,] Mr. Sheephead [speaking in a loud voice in the waiting-room so that he is heard without]. Yes, my boy, I tell you twenty years experience in the law has given [eutering with Mr.
What to read after Woman's Rights; a Strictly Original Comedy ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drey, Sylvan. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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