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[Cgitechs-public] domesticate flea


From: Dickon Weiss
Subject: [Cgitechs-public] domesticate flea
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 20:47:31 -0700

At first, though, even she had to admit there was nothing to complainof. Even had you got on well, you couldnt have put up with the lack ofthat.
And: We want nofledglings, no young sawbones in a position such as this, sir! Of the person who bore his name he had naturally heard nothing at thetime of buying. Why, its virtually winter already, andthe worst possible time of year to travel about in. But after reading up the subjectin the Medical Library he changed his mind. Chapter VThe practice bore out its reputation. You say hes hard to manage, Mary, she went on. The one attempt he did make turned out poorly.
Her words were addressed to Mary, who was rattlinga sewing-machine as if her life depended on it.
And it was all very well for him to say,dont draw comparisons; how could one help it?
Yes, and while I hum and haw and think myself too good for it, someone else snaps it up.
And was in apanic at the rate our funds were running away.
How could she,indeed, when she sat for hours at a stretch stooped over her needle? Come, mother, let me give her a little pleasure.
In such a climate she was muchbetter without. Even had you got on well, you couldnt have put up with the lack ofthat. But for the most part she felt troubled and anxious.
For example, the visit, famousin local history, paid by old Brocklebank to Bellevue Castle. The two women roseat daybreak to clean the steps and polish the knocker. But for him now to rush tothe other extreme!
Living inthe colony, too, one learnt to make up ones mind quickly. Altogether, the accommodation was so cramped that it was likeliving in a mouse-trap.

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