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Updated: June 28, 2025
"Like fun I will!" "Do what I say or I'll " Mrs. Binswanger rapped her darning-ball with a thimbled finger. "Izzy, stop teasing your sister." "You just ask me to press your white-flannel pants for you the next time you want to play Palm Beach with yourself, and see if I do it or not. You just ask me!"
"Hannah Levin's father limped ten times worse than you, papa. Didn't he, mamma? And since he took Hannah over last summer not one stroke has he had since. And she Well, you see what she did for herself." Mrs. Binswanger paused in her stitch. "That's so, Simon; Hannah Levin should grab for herself a man like Albert Hamburger. She should fall into the human-hair Hamburger family, a stick like her!
In the frame of the doorway, quiescent as an odalisque and with the golden tinge of a sunflower lighting her darkness, Miriam Binswanger held the picture for a moment, her brother greeting her with bow and banter. "Well, little red-eyes!" "Izzy, what did I just tell you!" His sister flashed him a dark glance, reflexly her hand darting upward to her face. "You!" "Now, now, children!
Irving Shapiro, his soft campus hat pressed against his striped waistcoat in a slight bow, and a row of even teeth flashed beneath a neat hedge of mustache. "Mr. Izzy Binswanger live here?" "Hello, Irv! That you? Come in!" She dropped a courtesy. "That sounds like he lives here, don't it? That's him calling."
Binswanger states that the mental disorders occurring in acute and chronic nephritis are either toxemic psychoses on uremic bases, or due to arteriosclerosis. In the latter cases, he states that the disease pictures are as a rule characterized by grave disturbances of emotions, chiefly of a depressive character.
"Please, mamma!" "Ach, now, Miriam!" "Where's those steamship pamphlets, mamma, I left laying here on the table?" "Right here where you left them, Miriam." Mr. Isadore Binswanger executed a two-stride dash for the couch, plunging into a nest of pillows and piling them high about his head and ears. "Go-od night! The subject of Europe is again on the table for the seventh evening this week.
Binswanger has said that the nervous system of these individuals is characterized by the variability of the dynamic cortical functions; that is to say, by the fact that the nervous segments of their cerebral cortex present a mélange of greater or lesser irritability...."
Over a luncheon that lay cold and unrelished between them Irving Shapiro leaned to Miriam Binswanger, his voice competing with the five-piece orchestra and noonday blather of the Oriental Café. "I just can't get it in my head, somehow, Miriam, that to-morrow this time you'll be out on the sea." "Me neither." "I just never had two weeks fly like these since we got acquainted." "Me me neither."
"'Sh-h-h-h, papa, let Irving Go on, Irving." He cleared his throat, inserting two fingers within his tall collar. "You see, Mr. Binswanger, you and Mrs. Binswanger, just at the last minute we we both seen we couldn't let go!" "Miriam!" "Now don't get excited, Mrs. Binswanger, only we well, we just went and got married, Mrs. Binswanger, when we seen we couldn't let go. From Dr. Cann we just came.
Binswanger sopped at her eyes, waving betimes the small black cap rescued in the up-deck rush. Laughter crept with a tinge of hysteria into Miriam's voice. "Oh, darlings, I I just can't bear to have you go. They're they're moving, Irving! I Oh, mamma, papa, darlings! They're moving, Irving!"
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