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He is the curer of souls, adviser, father, friend. The homes of his flock are his own, and it is his pride to confer happiness and promote contentment." "That is a bright picture," said Hardy. "Yes," said Pastor Lindal; "but the opposite party drew another, which attracted many partisans. They said his reverence has a good time of it.
One man only was still wandering about, Monsieur Tournevau, the fish curer, who was annoyed at having to wait until the following Saturday, and he hoped something would turn up, he did not know what; but he was exasperated at the police for thus allowing an establishment of such public utility, which they had under their control, to be closed.
He had not thought of flying, though no one could have compelled him to remain. He actually takes delight in cruelty! What! the ex-clergyman, the meek curer of souls, could within so short a time become a bloody headsman, and thus close against Michal every way of escaping from this hell! And all this had been prophesied by the cards of the wise woman!
One man, only, was still wandering about, Monsieur Tournevau, the fish curer, who was vexed at having to wait until the next Saturday, and he hoped for something to turn up, he did not know what; but he was exasperated at the police for thus allowing an establishment of such public utility, which they had under their control, to be thus closed.
"Well?" "Ef yer please, Mahs'r, I wants ter marry?" "The devil you do!" "Yes, sah, if you please, sah." "What's your name?" "Nimbus." "So: you're the curer at Knapp-of-Reeds, I believe?" "Yes, sah." "That last crop was well done. Mr. Ware says you're one of the best hands he has ever known." "Thank ye, Mahs'r," with a bow and scrape. "What's the gal's name?" "Lugena, sah."
And as the boy and he sorted herbs, he cried, "Is there no balm in Gilead?" And the boy answered, "The balm of Gilead grows six full paces from the gate, my Father." But the hermit said, "I spoke in a figure, my Son. I meant not that herb. But, alas! Is there no remedy to heal the physician? No cure for the curer?" And the boy's heart grew heavier day by day, because of the hermit's grief.
"A most curious speech, certainly, to make to a parson, or soul- curer by profession!" "Why, what on earth have you to do but to abhor and flee me?" asked he, with a laugh, though by no means a merry one. "Would your having a headache be a reason for the medical man's running away from you, or coming to visit you?"
The two tradesmen immediately made their escape, for fear of being compromised, but a low pst stopped them; it was Monsieur Tournevau, the fish curer, who had recognized them, and was trying to attract their attention.
"I know one or two things about the people, and I know this there is one man who is always welcome among them and their sufferers from fever and eye complaints and injured, and that is the doctor the surgeon." "Eh?" ejaculated the professor sharply, looking up. "Yes, that's true enough, boy." "Well," said Frank, pointing, "there he is the Hakim the learned physician and curer of all ills.
And as the boy and he sorted herbs, he cried, "Is there no balm in Gilead?" And the boy answered, "The balm of Gilead grows six full paces from the gate, my Father." But the hermit said, "I spoke in a figure, my son I meant not that herb. But, alas! Is there no remedy to heal the physician? No cure for the curer?" And the boy's heart grew heavier day by day, because of the hermit's grief.
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