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Sturk's request, had stalked up stairs to the patient's bed-side. 'Had not I best send at once for Mr. Dangerfield? she enquired. 'No occasion, Ma'am, replied the eminent but slightly fuddled 'Saw-bones, spitting beside him on the floor 'until I see whether I'll operate to-night. What's in that jug, Ma'am? Chicken-broth? That'll do. Give him a spoonful.
"Come, Ellen! look up! you and I have forgotten ourselves; it isn't good for sick people to get down in the dumps. Look up, and let me see these pale cheeks. Don't you want something to eat?" "I don't know," said Ellen, faintly. "What would you say to a cup of chicken-broth?" "Oh, I should like it very much!" said Ellen, with new energy.
The next day he was rather better, and in the evening of the 20th, the four doctors who were attending him sent Lodovico an improved account, saying that the duke had slept for some hours, and had afterwards been able to take some chicken-broth, raw eggs, and wine. Now he had fallen asleep again. He was certainly no worse, they added, although still very weak and by no means out of danger.
All this his wife saw and recognized even in her illness, and did make some slight ineffectual efforts to give him ease; but Lucy in her new power was ruthless, and the chicken to make the chicken-broth was taken out of the basket under his very nose. But Lucy did not remain long. She had made up her mind what it behoved her to do herself, and she was soon ready to return to Framley.
And where in the world wor you this month an' more? 'Business nothin' in Mullingar an' how's the docthor to-night? The clerk spoke a little thickly, as he commonly did on leaving the Salmon House. 'He's elegant, my dear beyant the beyants why, he's sittin' up, dhrinking chicken-broth, and talking law-business with Mr. Lowe. 'He's talkin'! 'Ay is he, and Mr.
By the kind care of Paquette and the plentiful use of chicken-broth which the poor woman at whose cabin he stopped administered to him, he soon recovered, and reached his home in safety, having taken Prairie du Chien in his route and brought his mother with him again to her home. The Indians had consented to the sale of their beautiful domain. Indeed, there is no alternative in such cases.
"I will see Miss Skelling myself," said the doctor, "and explain that you cannot take the examination until you come out. And now," she added, making a note of Patty's case, "I will have you put in the convalescent ward, and we will try the rest cure for a few days, and feed you up on chicken-broth and egg-nog, and see if we can get that appetite back."
Nor was there any certainty that the prescriptions would be followed, even if understood; and every Nestorian, though suffering under the most alarming disease, would sooner die than touch a spoonful of chicken-broth during a fast. Dr. Grant gained great repute by the removal of cataracts, and the consequent restoration of sight. There were patients from great distances.
My care should be to give her her gruel as good as I might, and her beef-tea strong, with chicken-broth instead of barley-water and delusive jelly.
And you could just as well have lost both legs while you were at it, you know." She paused reflectively. "Let's see: I've got chicken-broth and fresh rolls to-day I'll send you over some, after awhile." She nodded, and went back to her housework.
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