I'll send for Fillgrave." "Very well," said he of Greshamsbury, "send for Fillgrave.

Your case is one in which even he can hardly go wrong." "You think you can hector me, and do as you like because you had me under your thumb in other days.

You're a very good fellow, Thorne, but I ain't sure that you are the best doctor in all England." "You may be sure I am not; you may take me for the worst if you will.
But while I am here as your medical adviser, I can only tell you the truth to the best of my thinking.

Now the truth is this, that another bout of drinking will in all probability kill you; and any recourse to stimulus in your present condition may do so." "I'll send for Fillgrave--" "Well, send for Fillgrave, only do it at once.

Believe me at any rate in this, that whatever you do, you should do at once.