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The Doctor : a Tale of the Rockies

Ralph Connor

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Now you're talking nonsense," said Margaret impatiently. "You ought to have heard old Mrs. Fallows this evening."

"Now," continued Iola, ignoring her remark, "the women all like you, and the men, too, in a way."

"Don't talk nonsense," said Margaret impatiently. "When you're around the boys don't look at me."

"Yes, they do," said Iola, as if pondering the question. "Ben does."

Margaret laughed scornfully. "Ben likes my jelly."

"And Dick does," continued Iola, "and Barney." Here she shot a keen glance at Margaret's face. Margaret caught the glance, and, though enraged at herself, she could not prevent a warm flush spreading over her fair cheek and down her bare neck.

"Pshaw!" she cried angrily, "those boys! Of course, they like me. I've known them ever since I was a baby. Why, I used to go swimming with them in the pond. They think of me just like—well—just like a boy, you know."

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Children's literature, chapter book - ©1906
This was a book my father read when he was 14; published in 1906, very much a boy's adventure book

Ralph Connor always does this to me. The story starts out a bit slow, though not as slow as some of his others, and then, without you even realizing it, he hooks you and you finish the book with a long sigh of a story well told. The characters, the descriptions, the power of God's forgiveness and lo

Not one of the author's more interesting books. OK. A little slow going and repetitious.