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Chapter 17 Twas nothing,I did not lose two drops of blood by ittwas not worth calling in a surgeon, had he lived next door to usthousands suffer by choice, what I did by accident.Doctor Slop made ten times more of it, than there was occasion:some men rise, by the art of hanging great weights upon small wires,and I am this day (August the 10th, 1761) paying part of the price of this mans reputation.O twould provoke a stone, to see how things are carried on in this world!The chamber-maid had left no ....... ... under the bed:Cannot you contrive, master, quoth Susannah, lifting up the sash with one hand, as she spoke, and helping me up into the window-seat with the other,cannot you manage, my dear, for a single time, to .... ... .. ... ......? I was five years old.Susannah did not consider that nothing was well hung in our family,so slap came the sash down like lightning upon us;Nothing is left,cried Susannah,nothing is leftfor me, but to run my country.- - My uncle Tobys house was a much kinder sanctuary; and so Susannah fled to it. |
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