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Elliott's countenance lost some of its radiance. "And what were you saying about it?" Common politeness required as much as this, even though the subject was felt to be out of place. "We were talking with Dr. Angier just now about hereditary drunkenness, or rather the inherited predisposition to that vice disease, as the doctor calls it.
This evening at the office, after I had wrote my day's passages, there came to me my cozen Angier of Cambridge, poor man, making his moan, and obtained of me that I would send his son to sea as a Reformado, which I will take care to do. But to see how apt every man is to forget friendship in time of adversity.
WHEN Doctor Hillhouse arrived at his office, it lacked only a quarter of an hour to twelve, the time fixed for the operation on Mrs. Carlton. He found Doctor Kline and Doctor Angier, who were to assist him, both awaiting his return. "I thought twelve o'clock the hour?" said Doctor Kline as he came in hurriedly. "So it is. But everything has seemed to work adversely this morning. Mr.
I learned that much from the nurse," replied Dr. Angier. "When the storm became violent, which was soon after ten o'clock, she grew restless and disturbed, starting up and listening as the snow dashed on the windowpanes and the wind roared angrily. 'I could not keep her down, said the nurse.
And after sermon home with them, and there staid a while and talked with them and was sent for to my father's, where my cozen Angier and his wife, of Cambridge, to whom I went, and was glad to see them, and sent for wine for them, and they supped with my father.
Samuel Angier, married Hannah, daughter of President Urian Oakes of Harvard College. Their son , Rev. John Angier, married Mary Bourne, granddaughter of Governor Hinckley. Their son , Oakes Angier, a law student of President John Adams, was the father of Susannah Angier. Children: We were changing cars about midnight at Rotterdam Junction, New York, for the Fitchburg Railroad connection.
I want you to find out just how you are situated in regard to the gentleman we have been remarking upon, and, to be plain, I've set my heart on your marrying him. "'Mr. Angier, announced a servant in the doorway. We had been so busily engaged in our discussion that we had not heard the bell. My aunt rose and retreated. 'It's only Angier, excuse me to him, and she glided though a side door.
I just said I was expecting some relatives, and that I knew she would understand and would go at once. "Of course," she said, and shook me by the hand. I was still standing with my crutch. She was passing to see her cousin Madame Angier, in the flat above, and could not resist the temptation to come in. "It must be the very last time, Suzette," I said.
Up, and between eight and nine mounted again; but my feet so swelled with yesterday's pain, that I could not get on my boots, which vexed me to the blood, but was forced to pay 4s. for a pair of old shoes of my landlord's, and so rid in shoes to Cambridge; but the way so good that but for a little rain I had got very well thither, and set up at the Beare: and there being spied in the street passing through the town my cozen Angier came to me, and I must needs to his house, which I did; and there found Dr.
Late hours, suppers and wine do not always leave the head as clear as it should be." "I do not like the looks of things," returned Dr. Angier. "All the symptoms are bad." "Yes, very bad. I saw Mrs. Ridley yesterday morning, and found her doing well. No sign of fever or any functional disturbance. She must have had some shock or exposure to cold." "Her husband was out all night.
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