Bridget's Diplomacy
A lncly liad been ill and ander medloal breattnent for a long time. As abe grew no better all the while she becamc distiustíiii oí het physleian's skill and did not wi.-h to Me htm, and jet wifM not bold enougli to tell him 80. She conummicated lier state of íiiind to Ivor inaid. 'Lave "im to me, imim ; lave 'im to me," said the girl. I'.y and by 1ho doctor carne to the and Bridget oponed t about nn Inch. "Sorry, Blr," said she, "but you can't come in the day, doctor !" "Oaa't come Ín ? How's tliat ?'' "The mhstreus do le too ill for to see ye the day, Bir !"
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