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How she did it neither she nor Raymond ever knew, but in a second she had flown to her perch, saying hoarsely, "Drive me to Dr. Worth's. They were drugging her. I don't know whether I was in time. King Coal prevented all further words of explanation by dancing round, so that Raymond was rejoiced at finding that nobody was run over.
Wright warmly sanctioned my choice, drugging his conscience with the reflection that if Maurice was extravagant and inert, my fortune would obviate the necessity of his attending to his nominal profession, that of the law. The old man insisted, however, that as I was a mere child, we must defer our marriage two years. Mr.
"I suppose they have named it after Sir George Grey, because he is a two-faced bloke." "Well then tell me about 'locusing, and 'bellowsing." "Locusing is putting a chap to sleep with chloroform, and bellowsing is putting his light out. In other words, drugging and murder." "Now then, shew me how to hang a fellow up, or put the 'flimp' on him, as you call it." "D'ye see that bone in the wrist?
Treves, the body physician of the late King Edward of England, is no less outspoken in his denunciation of drugging than Drs. Osler and Schwenninger. Just a few men like these, foremost in the medical profession, who have achieved financial and scientific independence, can afford to speak so frankly.
They pass either into a state of passive agnosticism, or if they be young and enthusiastic into a condition of active aggression, not believing that that can be the highest which outrages alike intellect and conscience, and preferring the honesty of open unbelief to the drugging of the intellect and the conscience at the bidding of an authority in which they recognise nothing that is divine.
She was over head and ears in love, but he was vastly well served; and there is nothing like content for drugging the wits. Things, however, fell out otherwise. The Jew, to begin with, fell out of the grave to which he had been hastily recommended, and most insecurely at that.
Your father assisted thereat and gave you to the groom in the presence of a congregation. The drugging is a matter of surmise and evidence which may not be forthcoming, since you are the only witness, and where is the proof? I fear me, daughter, that according to the Church's law you are de Noyon's lawful wife " "The Church's law," she broke in; "how about God's law?
'I believe you've been drugging me. Out of the way, McGregor, or I'll brain you. 'Where are you going? says the colonel. 'To Whittingham, to the President's, said he. 'Not to-day, says the colonel. 'Come, be reasonable, Johnny. You'll be all right to-morrow. 'Colonel McGregor, says he, 'I'm unarmed, and you've got a revolver. You can shoot me if you like, but unless you do, I'm going out.
With such continual draughts of tea, only the crystalline air, and the healthy dryness of the climate keeps them from drugging themselves to death. "Tea ain't any good to drink unless you can put a stick straight up in it, and it can stand alone there," joked an old swagman, who had invited us to partake of a hospitable "billy-can" with him.
With all his heart he loathed the part he was compelled to play, even while determined to play it to its ghastly end. But to some men, Commines amongst them, the irrevocable brings a drugging of the sensibilities. When that which must be done could not be undone he would be at peace.
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