I have never been ill a daynever consulted a physician in a professional way, and in fact, never missed a meal through inability to eat.

Day after day, my disease increased in violence, and my master employed a physician to attend me through my illness, which brought me very low indeed.

Moderation, Equanimity, Work and Loveyou need no other physician.

"I'll send my physician down to make a post-mortem right away.

With them they brought a renowned physician who had been uniformly successful in treating maladies of the sort the lads were described as suffering.

One day he asked his physician in a very earnest manner what was the cause of his illness.

They would have called in Luke the physician to John the Baptist, when his head was in the charger, and asked for a balsam that would cure cuts.

He was just as desirous of not paying the physician as of not paying the messenger.

An opportunity soon occurred when she met the old physician stooping in quest of roots to concoct his medicines.

We remember hearing a young physician once give a most amusing account of a woman who was taken to Bellevue Hospital for a hysterical cough.

I am very experienced in Dick's ailments, and I have already summoned a physician, who is waiting for us.

To this of confidence we may add perseverance, obedience, and constancy, not to change his physician, or dislike him upon every toy; for he that so doth (saith

He was fortunate enough to find the friendly physician at home, and, after relating to him what had occurred, committed the packet to his custody.

"My dear sir, that is not of the slightest consequence," replied the good physician; and how wise are those scientists who deny to invalids the existence of their pain!

Celsus says, that knowing two physicians equally intelligent, he should prefer the one who was his friend, for the obvious reason that he would feel a deeper interest in his welfare.

" Now, you have not remembered this, when that poor country girl, having returned to the farm and married a village physician, is invited to an evening party at the Castle, to which you have sought to call the attention of the judges to show that there was something lascivious in a waltz she took part in.

Now this being a common infirmity of body and soul, and such a one that hath as much need of spiritual as a corporal cure, I could not find a fitter task to busy myself about, a more apposite theme, so necessary, so commodious, and generally concerning all sorts of men, that should so equally participate of both, and require a whole physician.

Halford says, would neither sit in a chair nor lie in a bed, &c. Halford at last held strong language, and I believe told him his life depended on his obeying his physician.

Lord Londonderry went to Windsor yesterday and saw the physician.

Then all of a sudden she was ordered, or she ordered her physician to order her, an immediate departure from that perilous climate, and she came back to England with her three-year-old son, two Ayahs, and four European servants, leaving her husband, Lord Maulevrier, Governor of the Madras Presidency, to finish the term of his service in an enforced widowhood.

This aunt of mine had been sick in bed for seven years with a nervous derangement, which baffled the most skilful physicians who had visited her.

The late Dr. Huxham, a physician of some eminence in his day, when speaking of Asclepiades, the Roman empiric, says: "This man from a declaimer turned physician, and set himself up to oppose all the physicians of his time; and the novelty of the thing bore him out, as it frequently doth the quacks of the present time; and ever will while the majority of the world are fools."

"You will want a physician and surgeon attached to the expedition.

At this present I have no more to say; His sanam mentem Democritus, I can but wish myself and them a good physician, and all of us a better mind.

They were soon at Carteret's, where they found assembled the several physicians invited by Dr. Price.