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"'The Assyrian came down like a wolf on the fold, and his cohorts were gleaming in purple and gold!" said Charlie Sands, and went out, slamming the door. The next day was rainy and cold. Aggie sneezed all day and Tish had neuralgia. Being unable to go out for anything to eat and the exaltation of the night before having passed, she was in a bad humor.
"Not at ho " began she at once; but, halting, instructed the servant to ask him to wait. At her mother's desk she wrote on a narrow card of Bristol-board, in English: "Mamma is ill with neuralgia; I am nursing her, and cannot see you to-day. I regret this, for the talk about dissonances began to be interesting. Bring me the continuation of it to-morrow!"
He has shown that there is a right and a wrong way of operating, and that mischief may be done by an unskilful hand, while one who is well qualified by scientific knowledge and practical experience may do much good, and in many diseases, more especially in those of the nerves, such as neuralgia and partial paralysis, in which remarkable cures have been effected.
'You saw my husband yesterday? was her next remark, not very graciously uttered. 'We met in the street last night before I got Wager's letter. He was suffering horribly from neuralgia. Harvey could not forbear to add this detail, but he softened his voice and smiled. 'I don't wonder at it, returned the lady; 'he takes no care of himself. Harvey glanced about the room.
She did not care about playing tennis; it made her hot, and ruffled her pretty Paris gown, which was not suitable for violent exertion of any kind; she left violent exertion to Alicia Stone, who was always ready to join in other people's amusements. Lady Caroline was not present; her neuralgia was troublesome, and she had every confidence in Alicia's chaperonage and Margaret's discretion.
If he does not present himself, retain Henry till I come. I will endeavour to find some one. You do not mention the cow; she is of more interest to me than the cats, and is equally destructive of rats. I am glad the girls are well; what are they troubling about now? I wish they were with me. I find many ladies here for neuralgia. Mrs. General Walker has been much benefited, also others.
To say that Maria was not a little flattered to see all these admirers turn timidly and respectfully toward her; to pretend that she took off her hat and hung it on one corner of her easel because the heat from the furnace gave her neuralgia and not to show her beautiful hair, would be as much of a lie as a politician's promise.
If it's Care or Continuation or Library, I shall send it away. You're not going to do any more business to-night." She went to the door, and there, her lithe, drooping slimness outlined against the gas-lit street, stood Nan Hilary. "Oh, Nan.... But what a late call. Yes, Pamela's just in from a committee. Tired to death; she's had neuralgia all this week. She mustn't sit up late, really.
They are too full of their own selfish kindliness and self-importance. I remember a woman who was suffering intensely from neuralgia in her face.
Sophy listened and marvelled, and yet she herself had been equally dense. Neuralgia covers various infirmities, just as the cloak of charity covers a multitude of sins. She had become excessively sensitive and suspicious, a sort of domestic detective a post that was by no means to her taste.
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