Poor timid Georgy shrank from her with terror.
"You frighten me, Nancy," she whispered; "do you think that Tom is so much worse?
You have not been with him all night; and he has been sleeping very quietly.

What makes you so anxious this morning ?" "Never mind that, Miss Georgy.

You get another doctor, that's all; get another doctor at once.

Mr.Sheldon is a light sleeper.

I'll go to his room and tell him you've set your heart upon having fresh advice; if you'll only bear me out afterwards." "Yes, yes; go by all means," exclaimed Mrs.Halliday, only too ready to take alarm under the influence of a stronger mind, and eager to act when supported by another person.
Nancy Woolper went to her master's room.