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After an intimate conversation with a medical man who knows how to draw from the patient a free expression of the doubts, anxieties, and fears which are obsessing him, many a patient feels as though he had awakened in that instant from a nightmare, and passes from the consulting-room to find his troubles become of little account.

"You're quite sure," he asked in his crisp, consulting-room manner a manner Paula was happily unfamiliar with "You're quite sure he told you nothing about himself beyond his bare name? You've got that right, haven't you? Anthony March?" "Yes," said Paula uncertainly, "I'm absolutely sure of that."

If so, I'll send a wire at once." He had little luggage to pack. Soon after seven that evening he got out of the station at Farnley and took a cab to Doctor South's. It was a broad low stucco house, with a Virginia creeper growing over it. He was shown into the consulting-room. An old man was writing at a desk. He looked up as the maid ushered Philip in.

I have a few thousands to invest, d'ye see, and I think I'll sink them in you. "'But why? I gasped. "'Well, it's just like any other speculation, and safer than most. "'What am I to do, then? "'I'll tell you. I'll take the house, furnish it, pay the maids, and run the whole place. All you have to do is just to wear out your chair in the consulting-room.

But we could not have had her here, without disturbing dear papa in his consulting-room; and, though I could have relinquished my dressing-room he well! so I said in my letter how you were grieved you above all of us, because you are such a friend of Helen's, you know and how you longed to be of use, as I am sure you do and so now they want you to go up directly, for Helen has quite set her heart upon it.

She crept exhausted to her bed, the most helpless, hopeless creature on the wide surface of the earth a girl self-devoted to the task of a man. Careful to perform his promise to Mirabel, without delay, the doctor called on Emily early in the morning before the hour at which he usually entered his consulting-room. "Well?

We walked into the consulting-room, all four, Rab grim and comic, willing to be happy and confidential if cause could be shown, willing also to be the reverse on the same terms. Ailie sat down, undid her open gown and her lawn handkerchief round her neck, and, without a word, showed me her right breast. I looked at and examined it carefully, she and James watching me, and Rab eying all three.

"Ah, mademoiselle, what have I told you? Did I not say it would be so?" "Say what? What do you mean?" "Did I not say he was what you call fed up?" "Jacques, what are you talking about?" He shrugged his shoulders and shook his head. "Go in there; you will soon know. He is waiting to speak to you." Considerably puzzled, she tapped on the consulting-room door and was bidden to come in.

Startled and afraid lest he should sell his honesty for such a trifle, he answered the diabolical suggestion by another no less diabolical. "Listen, my dear Mme. Cibot," he said, as he drew her into his consulting-room. "I will now pay a debt of gratitude that I owe you for my appointment to the mairie " "We go shares?" she asked briskly. "In what?" "In the legacy." "You do not know me," said Dr.

"And a better surgery, and a nicer chair for the consulting-room," she added, dreaming with wide-open eyes upon the fire. "And a better home, with more comfort in it for you." "Oh, as for that!" said she. "I've got my eye on a place with old elms in front of it, and moss on the shingles, and a well where you pull the bucket up with a rope over a pulley," said he.