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It's only when you've finished that you wonder." "What makes you wonder?" He threw Maudsley aside and sat down in the big armchair. "That's just what I don't think I can tell you." "You used to tell me things, Mary. I remember a little girl with short hair who asked me whether cutting off her hair would make me stop caring for her." "Not you caring for me." "Precisely.
Almost unintentionally he picked up from a dressing table a bottle of white tablets, without a label, shaking it to emphasize an entirely, and I believe purposely, irrelevant remark. "By the way," he said, breaking off naturally, "what is that?" "Only something Dr. Maudsley had prescribed for me," she answered quickly.
"I should think the same if I read Maudsley. I shouldn't be quite sure whether I was a general paralytic or an epileptic homicide." "You see I'm not afraid because I've been reading him; I've been reading him because I was afraid. Not even afraid, exactly. As a matter of fact while you're reading about it you're so interested that you forget about yourself.
Maudsley well, and if he doesn't approve well, you may throw the treatment into the waste basket." "I'm sure I have no reason to refuse," she said. "What would you suggest?" "Well, first of all, there is a very simple test I'd like to try. You won't find that it bothers you in the least and if I can't help you, then no harm is done."
You might take back Maudsley and Ribot and ask him if he knew anything about heredity, and what he thought of it. She went to him one Wednesday afternoon. He was always at home on Wednesday afternoons. She knew how it would be. Mrs. Sutcliffe would be shut up in the dining-room with the sewing-party. You would go in. You would knock at the library door.
A huge sign shrieked of Maudsley Court. "Get a grin!" was its first advice. "They all try for a catchword every one of 'em," explained Baker. "You'll see all kinds in the ads; some pretty good, most of 'em rotten." "They seem to have made a start, anyway," observed Bob, indicating a new cottage half way down the street.
The materialistic view recently presented by Dr. Henry Maudsley, in an article entitled, "The Physical Basis of Mind" an article which seems to follow Mr. Spencer very closely would break down all moral responsibility.
"Sophie, when you talk with the man, remember that you are near fifty, and faded. Don't be sentimental." So said Mrs. Gasgoyne to Lady Dargan, as they saw Gaston coming down the ballroom with Captain Maudsley. "Reine, you try one's patience. People would say you were not quite disinterested." "You mean Delia! Now, listen.
"Now, from the tangle of the dream thought, I find that she fears that her husband is too intimate with another woman, and that perhaps unconsciously she has turned to Dr. Maudsley for sympathy. Dr. Maudsley, as I said, is not only bearded, but somewhat of a social lion. He had called on her the day before. Of such stuff are all dream lions when there is no fear.
And thus did a young man begin his career as Gaston Belward, gentleman. How that career was continued there are many histories: Jock Lawson's mother tells of it in her way, Mrs. Gasgoyne in hers, Hovey in hers, Captain Maudsley in his; and so on. Each looks at it from an individual stand-point.
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