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Page 81
these words , and after having given a few hasty instructions as to the mode of
treating the sufferer , the surgeon withdrew , not sorry apparently to escape from
a patient , whose ambiguous character had already filled him with apprehensions
...
these words , and after having given a few hasty instructions as to the mode of
treating the sufferer , the surgeon withdrew , not sorry apparently to escape from
a patient , whose ambiguous character had already filled him with apprehensions
...
Page 89
The inconvenience to which this might subject you , is , however , of trivial import
compared to the fearful responsibility of harbouring a suspicious character , -one
who , as I have already forewarned you , may be a proclaimed enemy of the ...
The inconvenience to which this might subject you , is , however , of trivial import
compared to the fearful responsibility of harbouring a suspicious character , -one
who , as I have already forewarned you , may be a proclaimed enemy of the ...
Page 92
They may partake in some degree of both : if there be a single particle of the latter
, it falls not within the scope of my profession , and I must therefore decline any
farther visits to a patient of so equivocal and perilous a character . It is my ...
They may partake in some degree of both : if there be a single particle of the latter
, it falls not within the scope of my profession , and I must therefore decline any
farther visits to a patient of so equivocal and perilous a character . It is my ...
Page 99
... which accorded not less happily with her figure than with the oriental character
of the chamber , hung as it was with costly mirrors and draperies in the Turkish
fashion . Her F 2 WALTER COLYTON . 99 over the stronger intellect of Catherine
...
... which accorded not less happily with her figure than with the oriental character
of the chamber , hung as it was with costly mirrors and draperies in the Turkish
fashion . Her F 2 WALTER COLYTON . 99 over the stronger intellect of Catherine
...
Page 106
An acquaintance , " said the Countess with an arch smile , “ which you will
doubtless cul . tivate , after the character my friend Morlay has just given her ; but
remember that I have a prior claim to you ; you have put a ring upon my finger in ...
An acquaintance , " said the Countess with an arch smile , “ which you will
doubtless cul . tivate , after the character my friend Morlay has just given her ; but
remember that I have a prior claim to you ; you have put a ring upon my finger in ...
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| Title | Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2 Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Horace Smith |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2007 |
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