[The Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookThe Life And Adventures Of Nicholas Nickleby CHAPTER 21 12/16
Mrs Wititterly is of a very excitable nature; very delicate, very fragile; a hothouse plant, an exotic.' 'Oh! Henry, my dear,' interposed Mrs Wititterly. 'You are, my love, you know you are; one breath--' said Mr W., blowing an imaginary feather away.
'Pho! you're gone!' The lady sighed. 'Your soul is too large for your body,' said Mr Wititterly.
'Your intellect wears you out; all the medical men say so; you know that there is not a physician who is not proud of being called in to you.
What is their unanimous declaration? "My dear doctor," said I to Sir Tumley Snuffim, in this very room, the very last time he came.
"My dear doctor, what is my wife's complaint? Tell me all.
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