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He says it is nothing to speak of; which I can confirm, if that is any consolation; but he recommended, to-day, sea-air. Very wisely, Paul, I feel convinced. 'Sea-air, repeated Mr Dombey, looking at his sister. 'There is nothing to be made uneasy by, in that,'said Mrs Chick.
Her Uncle Christopher, who had been enjoying a breath of sea-air down at Brighton, was returning by an afternoon train, and Jill had suggested that Freddie should accompany her to Victoria, pick up Uncle Chris, and escort him home.
Doria was coolly told, between sister and brother, that during the Magnetic Age her daughter's presence at Raynham was undesirable. Instead of nursing offence, her sole thought was the mountain of prejudice she had to contend against. She bowed, and said, Clare wanted sea-air she had never quite recovered the shock of that dreadful night. How long, Mrs.
But it is that which is killing her now." Hetty was not listening: she was thinking very perplexedly of what the doctor had said a few moments before; interrupting him now, she said, "Would it do Sally good to take her to another place? that is easily done." Dr. Eben hesitated. "I think sea-air might help her; but I am not sure," he replied. "Would you go with us?" asked Hetty.
With what manly pity and tenderness he overcame his reluctance, and how he was rewarded, we all know. In December, 1819, the Duke and Duchess of Kent went for sea-air to Woolbrook Cottage, Sidmouth, Devonshire.
Red Umbrella opens the round, brown eyes that Baby's are so unlike in shape and expression, and shrugs her pretty shoulders as high as the big ruby buttons that blaze in her pretty ears. "Me and Baby are only visiting stopping with her nurse and my two maids for a change at the Herion Arms me having been recommended sea-air by the doctors for tonsils in the throat.
And at last, even Viosca's Point, remote and unfamiliar as it was, had a stranger to shelter: a good old gentleman named Edwards, rather broken down in health who came as much for quiet as for sea-air, and who had been warmly recommended to Feliu by Captain Harris. For some years he had been troubled by a disease of the heart.
I didn't keep Sophie standing long in the wind, but she was trembling when I said, "Help me a little; my door has grown heavy this winter." It creaked on its hinges, rusted with the not-far-away sea-air; and a good strong pull, from four not very strong hands, was necessary to admittance. Darkness was inside, except the light that we let in.
And their own country, their dear, distant country, recaptured them little by little, seizing on their imaginations, and sending to them from afar her shapes, her sounds, her well-known prospects, her odors odors of the green lands where the salt sea-air was blowing.
The rough food, the fresh sea-air, and the active life had, Lester declared, only served to increase her beauty, and she herself had never felt so strong and in such robust health before.
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