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Carlton's face which I did not observe at any previous visit, it is evident that the tumor is beginning to press upon the carotids. Serious displacements of blood-vessels, nerves, glands and muscles must soon occur if this growth goes on." "Then her life is in danger?" said Dr. Angier. "It is assuredly, and nothing but a successful operation can save her."
'Why tell me after so long a time, when there can be no reparation for the crime? It was a double wrong you committed when you broke one woman's heart and made another's whole life desolate. I never dreamed you cared for another. "'There I had the advantage of you, my dear, he said coolly. 'I knew you were a little too fond of young Angier for my interest.
Angier turned from the two gentlemen to speak with a professional friend who came toward him at the moment. Angier left them. "Is that so?" "Didn't you observe his heightened color and the gleam in his eyes?" "I noticed something unusual in his manner, but did not think it the effect of wine."
A clear-seeing and controlling mind was just what Doctor Hillhouse needed at that moment. He saw the value of Doctor Kline's suggestion, and promptly accepted it. Doctor Angier was despatched to the residence of Mr. Carlton to advise that gentleman of the brief delay and to make needed preparations for the work that was to be done.
He had left his case of instruments at the house with Doctor Angier. Not a word was spoken by either of the two men as they were whirled along over the snow, the wheels of the carriage giving back only a sharp crisping sound, but their faces were very sober. Mr. Carlton met them, looking greatly alarmed.
Sanchy, of Magdalen, with whom and other gentlemen, friends of his, we were very merry, and I treated them as well as I could, and so at noon took horse again, having taken leave of my cozen Angier, and rode to Impington, where I found my old uncle He was educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and called to the bar at the Middle Temple in 1605.
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.
Angier says, that the disease of intemperance is as surely transmitted, potentially, as the disease of consumption, and will become active under favoring circumstances, then a drinking festival cannot be given without fearful risk to some of the invited guests." "There is always danger of exciting disease where a predisposition exists," replied Mr. Elliott.
For all the response that came, Mr. Ridley might as well have spoken to deaf ears. Dr. Angier laid his hand on his arm and drew him away: "She must have as little to disturb her as possible, Mr. Ridley. The case is serious." "Where is Dr. Hillhouse? Why did not he come?" demanded Mr. Ridley. "He will be here after a while. It is too early for him," replied Dr. Angier. "He must come now.
However, when Angier was in custody, abundance of people applied to him to help them to their gold watches, snuff-boxes, etc.; but as he told them, so he persisted in it always, that he knew nothing of the matter; and Kelly being gone over into America and there settled, there was no hopes of getting any of them again. One evening he and Milksop, one of his companions, being upon the road to St.
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