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She agrees, Doctor Bryerly, to your kind proposal. 'I am to understand so? he asked. 'Very well yes, Doctor Bryerly, I replied. 'You have resolved wisely and well, said he, briskly, like a man who has got a care off his mind. 'I forgot to say, Doctor Bryerly it was very rude that you must stay here to-night. 'He can't, my dear, interposed Lady Knolly's; 'it is a long way. 'He will dine.
It positively does me good to look at her. It is the glow of flowers in winter, and the fragrance of a field which the Lord hath blessed. 'Country air, Miss Ruthyn, is a right good kitchen to country fare. I like to see young women eat heartily. You have had some pounds of beef and mutton since I saw you last, said Dr. Bryerly.
I rather lean to the latter interpretation. The exchequer just now, I suppose, by some means, was replenished, for next morning Dudley set off upon one of his fashionable excursions, as poor Milly thought them, to Wolverhampton. And the same day Dr. Bryerly arrived. Milly and I, from my room window, saw him step from his vehicle to the court-yard.
Penrose Creswell of Creswell, Sir William Aylmer, Bart., and Hans Emmanuel Bryerly, Doctor of Medicine, 'to have and to hold, &c. &c. Whereupon my Cousin Monica ejaculated 'Eh? and Doctor Bryerly interposed 'Four trustees, ma'am. We take little but trouble you'll see; go on.
Bryerly is about to put a stop to it. 'Has he got your carriage for you, Maud, and your horses? asked Cousin Monica, suddenly. 'They have not come yet, but in a few weeks, Dudley says, positively Cousin Monica laughed a little and shook her head.
I remember so well the kind of shock and disgust I felt in the certainty that I had surprised them at some, perhaps, debasing incantation a suspicion of this Mr. Bryerly, of the ill-fitting black coat, and white choker and a sort of fear came upon me, and I fancied he was asserting some kind of mastery over my father, which very much alarmed me.
This was the junior partner in the firm of Archer and Sleigh who represented my uncle Silas a fat and pallid man of six-and-thirty, with a sly and evil countenance, and it has always seemed to me, that ill dispositions show more repulsively in a pale fat face than in any other. Doctor Bryerly, standing near the window, was talking in a low tone to Mr. Grimston, our attorney. I heard good Dr.
It advanced abruptly, with creaking shoes; it was Doctor Bryerly. I was startled and surprised, not knowing how he had got there. I stood staring at him in the dusk rather awkwardly, I am afraid. 'How do you do, Miss Ruthyn? said he, extending his hand, long, hard, and brown as a mummy's, and stooping a little so as to approach more nearly, for it was not easy to see in the imperfect light.
'How long have you been here exactly? I told him. It was some two or three months. 'Have you seen your other cousin yet the young gentleman? 'No. 'H'm! Aren't you very lonely? he enquired. 'We see no visitors here; but that, you know, I was prepared for. Doctor Bryerly read the wrinkles on his splay boot intently and peevishly, and tapped the sole lightly on the ground.
Bryerly arrived time enough to dress at his leisure, before dinner.
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