Meanings of say the apothecary in anglès

Not so, say the apothecaries.

"Come, Mrs. Robson," said the apothecary, "you must not disturb the gentleman.

'Bless you, mum, he ain't suff'ring,' said the apothecary.

"So said the apothecary," answered the man; "and I tried it on a dog.

"Noble sir," said the apothecary, "I have always held you in love and reverence.

"Have a chew, gentlemen?" said the apothecary, taking his tobacco pouch from his pocket.

"You need sleep first, and then a tonic," said the apothecary in a business-like tone.

"In a small degree only," said the apothecary.

"Seven years it was ago," said the apothecary.

'You are mad!' said the apothecary.

"In the interest of advancing secular education," said the apothecary, with a wry tilt to his lips.

"I am easy, then," said the apothecary.

He says the apothecary is grinding herbs in our still room, the physician is with my husband; perhaps I should prepare myself for bad news.

"Very well," said the apothecary.

"On my conscience, Colonel," said the apothecary, strangely struck with the coincidence of this accusation with little Pansie's complaint, "I know not what you mean.

"All right, you see, sir," said the apothecary, turning to Beaufort-"no cause for alarm-very comforting that little passion-does him good- sets one's mind easy.