Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
doctor comes; I 11give her a sedative,but I d rather not do anything more, said Tom, looking grave. Get her to bed, and dont look so hopeless,dear girl. Phyllis is possibly going to have thegrip,— the real thing, not a cold under thatname,— and though it is a severe sickness, itdoes not need such a… … TOM HAD CAMPED OUT, AND HE INSISTED ON COOKING THE STEAK. (SEE PAGE 236.) like an old practitioner. Not contagious, itis true; but Phyl has been in the same atmo-sphere as that girl, and may have contractedtyphoid under the same conditions, he said,rubbing Nixies head absent-mindedly as thelittle…
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