What's the consequence of all this kind of thing?
Mrs.Bell chokes up her small drawing-room so full of visitors who only come to laugh at her, that one can't breathe comfortably there without the window open, and a fine fresh bronchitis I've got in consequence.

You feel me, doctor.

I'm all shivering and burning, I'm going to be very ill, there isn't a doubt of it." "Your pulse hasn't quickened," said the doctor, "it's as steady as my own." "Oh, well, if you don't choose to believe in the sufferings of your wife, exhibited before your very eyes, go to your Bells, and comfort them." "Now, Jessie, don't talk nonsense, old lady.

You know I'm the first to believe you bad if you are.

But what's this about Beatrice Meadowsweet?
Is she really engaged to young Bertram ?" "It's the gossip, Tom.