Of these, however, I dare say the surgeon will rid us this morning.

I am sorry you are tired of it, said the surgeon.

This man said I should not,-hesaid the surgeon could cure my feet.

It's myself that knows he could have done it, said the surgeon, warmly.

Do not leave me, said the surgeon, with a sigh.

She was killed instantly, said the surgeon.

I see that you wear the uniform of the blue, said the surgeon, looking him in the face.

'Yes,' said the surgeon, laying it on the table; 'decimal three-fifty.

'I am done for,' said the surgeon, in a gloomy voice.

'If I could but get her to take this draught,' said the surgeon.

"I'm sorry," said the surgeon finally, hoping she would understand his tone.

"He is asleep," said the surgeon in chief, turning to his colleagues.

The motion would start his wound to bleeding again, and the hemorrhage might prove fatal, said the surgeon suggestively.

"Not me," said the surgeon; "she never laid her finger on me."

I don't hear the best accounts of you, said the surgeon, drawing Ruber a pace back from the door.

"I am not going," said the surgeon, "to take away your crutches.