Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 20, 2025
On hearing the news, Drysdale dragged himself into the house and went to bed. There he lay, groaning and sobbing piteously, and when Andrews called in the afternoon, he was so helpless that Andrews insisted on calling a physician. In a short time he returned with Dr. Sprague, who examined the patient, and prescribed for him. Dr.
"Whom are you shouting at in such a savage way?" "Don't you see that man down the hill?" he asked, in a perfect agony of fear and excitement. "See! right in line with that pointed rock; why, he is only a few yards off. My God! it can't be possible that you don't see him!" "Upon my word, Drysdale," said Andrews, "if you keep on, I shall think you are going crazy. What man are you talking about?
Drysdale, in his work on the "Protoplasmic Theory of Life," says: "Matter cannot change its state of motion or rest without the influence of some force from without.
What do you mean by 'the ghost?" asked Mr. Breed, in great wonderment. "The ghost, I say did neither of you see a horrible figure pass out of sight suddenly, toward the creek yonder?" "I saw nothing, Mr. Drysdale," said O'Fallon; "did you, Breed?" "Well, I don't know what Mr. Drysdale means by a ghost," said Breed, deliberately; "but I think I did see something down there.
Drysdale; "he says that I am the best doctor he can have, because I can soothe him." Just then, Mrs. Potter heard a heavy footstep, beginning to pace up and down overhead. "There, he has arisen," said Mrs. Drysdale, "and I shall find him pacing the room, and muttering to himself like a crazy man. You must excuse me, as I must go to quiet him." "Oh, certainly; I am sorry I called you away.
The sheriff asked me when he should make the arrest, and I told him that Drysdale was then at his office, and he must be taken at once. We accordingly, went straight to his office, where we found him with Andrews. As the sheriff entered, Drysdale said: "How do you do, Mr. Ringwood? Take a chair." "No, I thank you, Mr.
As they walked toward the hotel, they turned the conversation into a different channel without reaching any conclusion as to the cause of Mr. Drysdale's eccentricities. A few days thereafter Mrs. Potter called upon Mrs. Drysdale and passed the afternoon very pleasantly. When Mr. Drysdale came home he was very polite and agreeable; he seemed glad to find his wife enjoying herself, and when Mrs.
The Dutch Men's League for Women Suffrage was represented by E. J. van Straaten, LL.D. and F. F. W. Kehrer-Gorinchens; the British by Herbert Jacobs and Dr. C. W. Drysdale. Mrs. Anna M. Haslam, fraternal delegate from the Irish Women's Suffrage Association, and her husband, Thomas J., the oldest delegates, were most cordially received.
By making two calls on acquaintances living along the road, she was enabled to keep back their arrival much later than Drysdale liked, though not late enough for her purpose. It was too early to have Green appear, as there were so many people traveling on the road that he might be seen by others and the trick exposed. It was quite evident that Drysdale was in a miserable condition.
I was just beginning to dig under it, when Green hurried up and told me that Drysdale had left the house, and that he was only a short distance behind. We quickly hid ourselves in the underbrush, and in a few moments Drysdale appeared. Green passed him back and forth, several times, but Drysdale paid no attention to him whatever.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking