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"Through my assistance, and that of Doctor Naudin, you shall have a good place outside of the Temple," answered Toulan, eagerly.
Motionless and pale as death the boy lay upon his bed, and only the breath that came hot and in gasps from his breast disclosed that there was still life in this poor shattered frame. Doctor Naudin stooped down to the boy and looked at him a long time with the utmost attention. "This boy is perfectly deaf!" he then said, raising himself up and looking at the marquis inquiringly.
For, if a case seemed desperate, the great Naudin might still save it." "You are an ass for letting him talk such nonsense, and for believing it yourself, Citizen Joly," cried Naudin with a laugh, and then entering the anteroom. An old gentleman, clad in the same old-fashioned costume with Doctor Naudin, came forward.
Meyerbeer was discouraged and he threw his unfinished manuscript into a drawer where it stayed until Marie Sass had so developed her voice and talent that he made up his mind to entrust the rôle of Sélika to her. He wanted Faure for the rôle of Nelusko and he was already at the Opéra, so he had the management engage Naudin, the Italian tenor, as well.
For a queen Doctor Naudin might not leave his hospital, but for a woman of the people he does it. And now, citizen, let me see your sick wife, for I did not come here to talk."
Doctor Naudin says that he can live but three days longer, and then the post will be vacant. We must be active, therefore, and take measures for you to gain the place. Now listen to me, and mark my words."
And what does it want here?" "The scarecrow wants nothing of you," said the old man, in a kindly way, "but you want something of it, citizen. You have sent for me." "Ah! so you are the doctor from the Hotel Dieu." "Yes, my friend, I am Citizen Naudin." "Naudin, the chief physician at the Hotel Dieu?" cried Simon. "And you come yourself to see my sick wife?"
Then Naudin Amik's wife left the others, and took her way among the trees to an opening in the wood. There stood two little wooden crosses that marked the graves of two of her children one a still-born girl and the other a boy who had died at the age of three. Upon the boy's grave she placed some food and a little bow and some arrows, and bowed low over it and wept aloud.
Thus Max Wichura doubts whether hybrids ever revert to their parent forms, and he experimented on uncultivated species of willows, while Naudin, on the other hand, insists in the strongest terms on the almost universal tendency to reversion in hybrids, and he experimented chiefly on cultivated plants.
Laurent Naudin, it will be remembered, devised a method of converting the aldehydes that give a bad taste and odor to impure spirits, into alcohol, through electrolytic hydrogen, the apparatus first employed being a zinc-copper couple, and afterward electrolyzers with platinum plates. His apparatus had been in operation for several months, in the distillery of Mr.
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