The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1844 |
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Side 189
... Sowerberry spoke of the doctor , every body knew that Raymond Fowler was the individual alluded to . He had , strictly speaking , a very extensive practice , although it could not be called a very profitable one ; for what he earned by ...
... Sowerberry spoke of the doctor , every body knew that Raymond Fowler was the individual alluded to . He had , strictly speaking , a very extensive practice , although it could not be called a very profitable one ; for what he earned by ...
Side 190
... Sowerberry had been obliged to have a pair of boot - trees made on purpose for his medical cus- tomer . These long legs were as remarkably thin as his arms and shoulders were thick and stout , and his head was remarkably large and thick ...
... Sowerberry had been obliged to have a pair of boot - trees made on purpose for his medical cus- tomer . These long legs were as remarkably thin as his arms and shoulders were thick and stout , and his head was remarkably large and thick ...
Side 193
... Sowerberry of Sowerberry , who had been under the painful necessity of summoning a rich aunt , to whom he was heir - at - law , before a jury to determine whether she was sane or not sane , compos vel non - compos . He had heard from ...
... Sowerberry of Sowerberry , who had been under the painful necessity of summoning a rich aunt , to whom he was heir - at - law , before a jury to determine whether she was sane or not sane , compos vel non - compos . He had heard from ...
Side 194
... Sowerberry , leaving the London mad- doctors to fight out the battle of sanity or insanity according to their respective theories . He had received the amount of his expenses , and a trifling remuneration for loss of time , from Messrs ...
... Sowerberry , leaving the London mad- doctors to fight out the battle of sanity or insanity according to their respective theories . He had received the amount of his expenses , and a trifling remuneration for loss of time , from Messrs ...
Side 195
... Sowerberry and offend fourteen Squire Sowerberrys , and you , madam , and you , Phœbe — I will not go to London ... Sowerberry , of Sowerberry , who had been fortunate enough , through his important evidence , to put his aunt into a ...
... Sowerberry and offend fourteen Squire Sowerberrys , and you , madam , and you , Phœbe — I will not go to London ... Sowerberry , of Sowerberry , who had been fortunate enough , through his important evidence , to put his aunt into a ...
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