...ill, that my mother thought it necessary to sleep in the same room with ma In the middle of the month I could not resist the strong desire I felt to tell...continued after he had removed the fever, he would, with his mother's permission, take me home with him to study this extraordinary case at his leisure ; and...

...would be so kind as to be a Mahometan. She was very much alarmed ; — she thought I was delirious, and I believe I was ; for I tried to explain the reason...home with him to study this extraordinary case at leisure. He added, that he could then hold a consultation with his wife, who was often very useful...

...resist the strong desire I felt to tell her what preyed so much on my mind. I awoke her out of her sound sleep, and begged she would be so kind as to...consultation with his wife, who was often very useful 8 to him in prescribing remedies for the maladies of his younger patients. In a few days he fetched...

...thought I was delirious, and I believe I was ; for I tried to explain the reason of my request, hut it was in such an incoherent manner that she could...home with him to study this extraordinary case at leisure. He added, that he could then hold a consultation with his wife, who was often very useful...

...that he put to me, that I had read myself into a fever. He gave me medicine and ordered me to keep very quiet and said he hoped in a few days I should...him to study this extraordinary case at his leisure. He could then hold a consultation with his wife, who was very useful to him in prescribing remedies...

...she "concluded that I must be a Mahometan, for I believed every word I read," the doctor notes that "it was a new case to him, he never having attended a little Mahometan before" (309, 310). Charles, on the other hand, is quick to let us know that women are not as powerful as poor...