Mrs Beer's HouseMacmillan, 1968 - 240 стор. |
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... doctor stood aloof and unloved in his aura of medical endowment . There was a paralysing respect for the doctor among members of our class in those days . Apart from his power to cure us , he was our one contact with the upper classes ...
... doctor stood aloof and unloved in his aura of medical endowment . There was a paralysing respect for the doctor among members of our class in those days . Apart from his power to cure us , he was our one contact with the upper classes ...
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... doctor who attended any of us during the fourteen years of my childhood . There was no objective standard of comparison either , as to gradations of skill . The doctor was the doctor , and if Mrs Tucker thought hers was better than ours ...
... doctor who attended any of us during the fourteen years of my childhood . There was no objective standard of comparison either , as to gradations of skill . The doctor was the doctor , and if Mrs Tucker thought hers was better than ours ...
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... doctor . It was already the sacred weekend when one did not disturb doctors , but anxiety had made us all bold . He came back greatly relieved . The doctor had drawn a number of diagrams to show exactly what the operation had effected ...
... doctor . It was already the sacred weekend when one did not disturb doctors , but anxiety had made us all bold . He came back greatly relieved . The doctor had drawn a number of diagrams to show exactly what the operation had effected ...
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