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Updated: June 26, 2025
John Mason was suffering dreadfully from cold and hoarseness; the audience were very good-natured, however, and he got through uncommonly well. My mother said I played "beautifully," which was saying much indeed for her. I was delighted, especially as the Francis Levesons and were all there. Tuesday, June 21st. Went to Bridgewater House to rehearse.
In ending the interview, he calls attention to the fact that the larynx, while very delicate, is an extremely resistant organ, since it can face fatigues that no other human organ could support; but because it shows signs of fatigue only by hoarseness, is no reason to call on it for too prolonged efforts.
His countrymen, on coming on board, received him with the most extravagant expressions of joy; and kept him up all night, relating the wonders he had seen since he left them; in doing which he talked to such a degree that when he came on board in the morning he could hardly speak from hoarseness.
There was nothing to be gained at this stage by cross-examining the secretary. "That will do, Sylvester." The secretary left the room. Larssen leant forward across the desk once more and snarled: "There's the facts of the case as they'll go before the divorce court." "Do you know that Miss Verney is blind?" There was a hoarseness in Matheson's voice; he cleared his throat to relieve it.
The song seemed to be in the old Irish tonality and the singer seemed uncertain both of his words and of his voice. The voice, made plaintive by distance and by the singer's hoarseness, faintly illuminated the cadence of the air with words expressing grief: O, the rain falls on my heavy locks And the dew wets my skin, My babe lies cold... "O," exclaimed Mary Jane.
Ferdinand nodded, and drove off, perfectly satisfied with this compensation. 'Let's see if we can walk a little life into you, said Edgar, taking his brother's arm. 'Bless thy five wits, Tom's a cold! Was it Madame! I always thought she could not be many generations from Billingsgate. 'I have been to Brompton. 'That tragical hoarseness would lead me to conclude something.
"What are you? Who are you?" shouted Petunikoff. "A man ..." he answered, in a hoarse voice. This hoarseness pleased and tranquillised Petunikoff, he even smiled. "A man! And are there really men like you?" Stepping aside he let the old man pass. He went, saying slowly: "Men are of various kinds ... as God wills ... There are worse than me ... still worse ... Yes ..."
"There are some of our people gathered about the body of M'Nab," was the answer; for it seemed sacrilegious in her eyes to tell a direct untruth under the awful circumstances in which she was placed. "Is Sandy amang them?" demanded the woman, in a voice that sounded appalling by its hoarseness and energy.
Lear, perusing the newspapers, occasionally reading an interesting article aloud as well as his hoarseness would permit, and cheerful as usual. On his retiring, Mr. Lear proposed that he should take some remedy for his cold, but he answered "No, you know I never take anything for a cold. Let it go as it came."
It is well worth trying to keep away from the infection of colds, because not only is their coughing and sore throat and hoarseness and running at the nose very disagreeable and uncomfortable, but they may cause almost as many different kinds of serious troubles in heart, kidneys, and nervous system as any of the other infections.
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