 | W. A. Bellenger - 1836 - 296 σελίδες
...ou must take care lest il should become so. WJtat am I to do? I will send y ou something to tàke, and see you again tomorrow morning. Must I do any thing besides ? JVo. Only take care to keepyourselfwarm. Tâchez de ne point attraper de froid. Nous verrons demain,... | |
 | Handbook - 1846 - 438 σελίδες
...flurried. Your pulse is a little elevated. Your pulse is hard. There is a fever. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No. But you must take care lest it should become so. What am I to dot 1 u'ill send you something to take, and see you again to - morrow morning. güí)!cn ©ie ein wenig... | |
 | Philippe Giamgy - 1848 - 802 σελίδες
...ъ„л,1/ What I am to do ? / «Aaii write a prescription for you. You must send it to the apothecary. I will send you something to take , and see you again to-morrow morning. />./!//£/«< »-- 3<i tuoÇf , i* tin fcfjr Si, ho sete frequenoft burfiig. temente. •fKitcii Sic... | |
 | Louis Fasquelle - 1857 - 288 σελίδες
...flurried. Your pulse is a little elevated. Your pulse is hard. There is л fever. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No. But you must...again to-morrow morning. Must I do any thing besides ? fièvre. Non. Ayez seulement soin de vous tenir chaudement. Tâchez de ne point^altraper de froid.... | |
 | M. P. Peridēs - 1859 - 664 σελίδες
...Your puls« is hard. There is a fever. Your are feverish. Do you think my illness danger-us Ï fío. But you must take care •lest it should become so. What am 1 to do ? i will send учи something to take, and see you again to-morrow morning. JHust I do any... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1861 - 264 σελίδες
...Your puise is a lillte elevated. Your puise is hard. There is a fever. You are feverish Do you tbink my illness dangerous? No. But you must take care lest it should become so. 11 Que faut-il que je fasse? Je vous enverrai quelque chose à prendre, et vous reverrai demain malin.... | |
 | Franz Ahn - 1865 - 256 σελίδες
...tâte le pouls. Your pulse is a little elevated. You are a little feverish. Do you think my illnes dangerous ? No. But you must take care, lest it should...besides? No, only take care to keep yourself warm. Kndeavour not do catch cold. How have you passed the night? I feel myself much better. I have not been... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1865 - 220 σελίδες
...flurried. Your puise is a little elevated. Your puise is hard. There is a fever. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No. But you must...should become so. What am I to do ? I will send you somethïng to take, and see you again to-morrow morning. Must I do any thing besides ? No. Only take... | |
 | William A. Bellenger - 1866 - 232 σελίδες
...flurried. Your puise is a little elevated. Your puise is hard. There is a fever. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No. But you must...care lest it should become so. What am I to do ? I •vrill send you something to take, and see you again to-morrow morning. Must I do any thing besides... | |
 | C. A. Chardenal - 1878 - 222 σελίδες
...PHYSICIAN. Your tongue is foul. Let me feel your pulse. Your pulse is rather flurried. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No, but you must...What am I to do ? I will send you something to take. Must I do anything besides? No. Only take care to keep yourself warm. How do you find yourself since... | |
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Your puise is a little elevated. Your puise is hard. There is a fever. You are feverish. Do you think my illness dangerous ? No. But you must take care lest it should become so. What am I to do ? I will send you something to take, and see you again to-morrow... 
