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...nced to him, required some accounting for. He had a vision of great London surgeons—if this one was a surgeon—as incisive all round; so that he should...

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...dorned with a tricolor plume, even the German peasants had recognized army surgeons, a body of men of science and merit liked, for the most part, not ... ...lowest depreciation and gold was worth far more than silver. The two young surgeons, about twenty years of age at the most, yielded themselves up to t... ...ivision was established in the very palace of the Elector. These assistant-surgeons of recent date went there to see old comrades, to present their le... ... striking and the room was empty. The silence of night en- abled the young surgeons to hear vaguely the noise their horses made in eating their proven... ... beside him as he seated himself without ceremony at the same table as the surgeons. “Go and sleep in your boat,” he said to the boatmen, “as the inn ... ...o their places and ran the bolts. The landlord’s room, where the two young surgeons were to sleep, adjoined the public room, and was separated by a so... ...the best he bade them good-night and went off to bed. The merchant and the surgeons laughed over the nature of their pillows. Prosper put his case of ...

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...hour is altered to half past nine. “ Whereupon M. Noir bowed, expressed his thanks, and went away. My accomplice continued: “If agreeable to you, your... ...l 35 A Tramp Abroad proceed to the field in the same carriage as is customary.” “It is entirely agreeable to me, and I am obliged to you for mentioni... ...ld not have thought of them. How many shall I want? I supposed two or three will be enough?” “Two is the customary number for each party. I refer to ‘... ...o ‘chief’ surgeons; but considering the exalted positions occu- pied by our clients, it will be well and decorous that each of us appoint several cons... ...ng two poet-orators who did not believe in God, and these had MS. funeral orations projecting from their breast pockets; then a carriage containing th... ...from their breast pockets; then a carriage containing the head surgeons and their cases of instruments; then eight private carriages con- taining cons... ...faint accent from above, to this effect: “I die for... for ... perdition take it, what is it I die for? ... oh, yes—France! I die that France may live... ...ery way gratifying and inspiriting. The two gladiators fell upon each other’s neck, with floods of proud and happy tears; that other second embraced m... ... seems to me then that I would rather be a hero of a French duel than a crowned and sceptered monarch. When the commotion had somewhat subsided, the b...

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...rge Eliot was ultimately checked. It was young Mrs. Steene, the veterinary surgeons wife, who first gave way to temptation. I fear she had been rather...

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...use poor Lady Dunstane was this very day to undergo an operation under the surgeons at Copsley, and she did not wish her mistress to be present, but M... ...sheep like me is, I’m such an infernal sinner, that Providence! … But both surgeons gave me their word of honour that there was a chance. A chance! Bu... ...gone to heaven and left me! Is she safe?’ ‘Doing well.’ ‘Have you seen the surgeons?’ ‘Mrs. Warwick.’ ‘What did she say?’ ‘A nod of the head.’ ‘You sa... ... by the silence that his wife was resting. She brought permission from the surgeons and doctor, on his promise to be still. Redworth supported Sir Luk...

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... mountains and the coming of the afterglow. They were joined by two of the surgeons from the laboratories below, and pres- ently by a nurse who brough... ...and the great future that was opening upon man’s imagination. He asked the surgeons many questions upon the detailed possi- bilities of their science,...

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...ss, helped Hal through the painful process of having his hurts dealt with. Surgeons, even barbers, were fully occupied, and Lorimer did not wish to ha...

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...such devotion. Oscar himself 145 Balzac was so seriously wounded that the surgeons whom the count- ess had brought with her from Paris thought best t...

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... know before you have been very long in his com- pany; and, like most army surgeons, is a great deal more mili- tary in his looks and conversation, th...

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...sorrowfully to the gallows; is there noosed up, vibrates his hour, and the surgeons dissect him, and fit his bones into a skeleton for medical purpose...

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...sullenly, but not the less bitterly endured. Moreover, one of the Whitford surgeons had been called in by a few of the out-lying families who had hith... ... the Hotel Dieu. He was waiting in the lecture-room, when one of the house surgeons came in, saying, ‘Ah! I am glad to see you here. A compatriot of y... ...sten, without looking at it, while he took part in the conversation of the surgeons on the technical nature of the injuries. Thus he stood for some se...

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... the past several years one of our most popular and skilful physicians and surgeons, gave the town a delightful surprise when he returned from an exte... ...ration, that miraculous boldness of which one read in stories about famous surgeons. She helped them to move Adolph into the kitchen. The man was in s... ... diabe- 305 Sinclair Lewis tes, and what Kennicott thought of the several surgeons in the Cities. She went home soothed by confession, inspirited by ...

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...ed at his coolness. “Well, gentlemen, what do you think of the lawyers and surgeons and bailiffs who manage the Republic,” said the Gars, coldly. “God...

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...m with a friendly air; and uttered words of tolerance only for farmers and surgeons and school- masters. But that was quite incidental in the humorous...

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...he great, the manufacturers and bankers, the land-owners and law- yers and surgeons who had chauffeurs and went to Eu- rope. Babbitt squeezed among th...

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...n Belianis gave and took, because it seemed to him that, great as were the surgeons who had cured him, he must have had his face and body covered all ...

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...f dead. They no more shuddered on hearing cries of hunger and despair than surgeons shudder at the cries of their pa- 108 The Lesser Bourgeoisie tien...

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...orce they use to straighten their distorted actions gives the same pain as surgeons’ bandages do in bringing dislocated bones to their natural positio...

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...r James introduced her to Sir Colin Campbell. ‘Sir Colin, may I introduce one of our hard working surgeons, Lady French, the wife of our Resident.’ ... ...ured, Lady French. How fortunate you are, Sir James, to have such a beautiful surgeon. Our field surgeons are stout fellows, but hardly the stuff of...

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...te long and acute suffering. But how was this aid to be procured? From the surgeons of the French fleet, which probably still lay in the bay of Nukuhe...