The Lights and Shadows of Real Life by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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prostrate, and was fast sinking into a state of collapse. It was a
decided case of cholera. "Has he been eating any thing improper?" asked Doctor L--, after administering such remedies, and ordering such treatment as he deemed the case required. "Has he eaten no green fruit?" "None." "Nothing, to my knowledge, replied Mrs. Hobart. "We have been very careful in regard to food." "Nor unripe vegetables?" Mrs. Hobart shook her head. "Nor fish?" "Nothing of the kind." "That is strange. He was well a few days ago." "Yes, perfectly, until he began to take a little brandy every day as a preventive." "Ah!" The doctor looked thoughtful. "But it couldn't have been that. I take a little pure brandy every day, and find it good. I recommend it to all my patients." |
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