"Go to a telephone and ask the doctor to meet you at the corner above.

No, there was no use telling the doctor.

"Yes," replied the doctor simply.

that's a bad complaint," continues the good-natured Captain; "and the coach is in the yard to fetch the doctor, I suppose?" "I don't know," says the boy.

I have seen the doctor with bowl and spoon in hand take leave of the cheerful world.

But they brought in a young doctor.

" He felt, indeed, intensely relieved, hummed a lively air, and then took his stand before Constance, who was still consulting the doctor.

"L!" cried the doctor, in evident amazement.

"Life is hardly worth living," she said, "but I am doing what I can to help the doctor to help me, so I can be fit again for another spell of work.

"Do you really think it worth whilefor the few years that are left her?" "Worth while to see well for a few years!" exclaimed the doctor.

He had found an Australian doctor in the hospital for Sikhsthe only other Australian in Jerusalem just then and brought him cooee-ing upstairs in a way that proved he knew the whole story already.

When I reached home the baby was suffering from a slight fever, and Mother already had called the doctor in.

I met an English doctor once, who had heard this last played in Rome on some great occasion with some of the old Garibaldian veterans in their red shirts marching in front of the band.

She was only going to marry a Bolton doctor with a small practice; but her maid told me she was determined she'd get all she could out of her pa, in case he should lose all his money and go bankrupt.

"No, no, nothing!" murmured the doctor.

"Don't you think we'd better send for a doctor, Laura?" "I think you are the one who needs a doctor," retorted Billie.

" "No, I don't," returned the doctor.

They knew the doctor better than he did.

"If the steamboat man didn't exaggerate, you want a doctor next.

Have they got a doctor, or done anything for the poor man?" "I sent for Millsaps, herehe knows more about broken bones than anybody in Cottonville," Pap offered sullenly, mopping his brow and shaking his bald head.

This is really an incomprehensible young man in some respects, thought the cautious widow, his startling looks on the introduction to the colonel crossing her mind at the same time; and observing the doctor opening the door that led to the baronet's library, Mrs. Wilson, who generally acted as soon as she had decided, followed him.

"Ay, so long," repeated the doctor.

"'Yes,' added the doctor in reply to another question from the coroner, 'death had probably followed the injection in this case almost immediately; say within a couple of minutes, or perhaps three.

" "He is wet and ill," rejoined the doctor agreeably.

"Diamondsyesit is possible," interrupted the doctor impatiently, "if it was worth while.