Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 295
ervations respecting Mr. Mom-oe, he appeared much affectedand spoke with some degree of asperity on the subject, which I endeavored tomoderate, as I always did on such occasions. On his retiring I observed to him,that he had better take something to remove his cold. He answered, No, you knowI never… … Dr JAME5CRAIK Dr. ELISHAC.DICK. Dr. GU5TAVU5 BROWN TOBFAS LEAR \VA>HI.\GT(i\>. lHVSICI.-\.\> AM) IKIVATE SHCKETARV. LAST DAYS AND DEATH OF WASHINGTON. 189 that he could scarcely speak, and breathed with difficulty, and would have got upto call a servant. But he would not permit her, lest…
