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"Merely a passing doubt." "You don't propose to discontinue " "In the case of your little boy? Certainly not!" "So far as I can see, it would be murder." "I wouldn't do it for the world." "You shall have the powders," said Redwood. "I suppose you couldn't " "No fear," said Redwood. "There isn't a recipe. It's no good, Winkles, if you'll pardon my frankness. I'll make you the powders myself."
Winkles, very profoundly, and walked to the hearth-rug. "Hm. But Here's the point. Ought you?" "Ought we what?" "Ought you to publish?" "We're not in the Middle Ages," said Redwood. "I know." "As Cossar says, swapping wisdom that's the true scientific method." "In most cases, certainly. But This is exceptional."
"They'll be Bigger, of course," interrupted Winkles, with an air of knowing all about it, and discouraging the crude ideas of Bensington. "Bigger indisputably. But listen to what he says! Will it make them happier? That's his point. Curious, isn't it? Will it make them better? Will they be more respectful to properly constituted authority?
Here's to the four Mrs. Van Winkles, the fourest of the fair I mean the fairest of the four ouch! the fairest of the fair. May they never know an hour of remorse! May their hearts always beat time to the tune of love we shall sing into their lovely ears, and may they be kind enough to forgive us our transgressions while they listen to our eternal and everlasting song! Drink, gentlemen!"
Tupman" maliciously suggested that he was busy looking for a wife! Neither Winkle nor Snodgrass started this hypothesis, but Tupman. He, however, was at Dulwich for Winkle's marriage, and had a seat on the Pickwick coach. In later days, we learn that the Snodgrasses settled themselves at Dingley Dell so as to be near the family the Winkles, at Dulwich, to be near Mr.
"Just as well, perhaps," said Winkles, after a momentary hard stare at Redwood "just as well." And then: "I can assure you I really don't mind in the least." When Winkles had gone Bensington came and stood on the hearth-rug and looked down at Redwood. "Her Serene Highness!" he remarked. "Her Serene Highness!" said Redwood. "It's the Princess of Weser Dreiburg!" "No further than a third cousin."
And it is, no doubt, to be considered as a part of the irony of life that the first and most alarming of this second series of leakages occurred within fifty yards of a little cottage at Keston occupied during the summer months by Doctor Winkles.
Then capital would begin to know it's born." "It never will happen," persisted Nicholas. "Nothing opens the eyes of the blind, or makes the man who can buy oysters, eat winkles. The gulf is fixed between us and it won't be crossed. If he goes into Parliament, or stops out, he'll be himself still, and look on us doubtfully and wish in his soul that we were made of copper and filled with steam."
He's Winkles, and incapable of really assimilating anything not immediately and directly related to his superficial self. He is utterly void of imagination and, as a consequence, incapable of knowledge. No one could possibly pass so many examinations and be so well dressed, so well done, and so successful as a doctor without that precise incapacity. That's it.
We know now that every one of these centres corresponded to one of the patients of Doctor Winkles, but that was by no means apparent at the time. Doctor Winkles was the last person to incur any odium in the matter.
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