Letter

1 XLIV   |      was ill in Paris, I saw a physician, very mad, but very intelligent,
2 CLIX   |       to know you. He is not a physician who seeks practice, he only
3 CLIX   |       is something more than a physician, I don’t know what exactly,
4 CLXI   |    divert me.~I have seen your physician, M. Favre, who seemed to
5 CCXXXII| decidedly! Doctor Lambron, the physician of this place, attributes
6 CCLXXXI|        who in his character of physician, scarcely believes in medicine.
7 CCCIX  |       by the orders of another physician, who seems to me more learned