Chapter

 1  6,5|      her like molten lead. The physician who was summoned declared
 2  6,5|   Argeles was able to obey the physician, and so she closed her doors
 3  9,4|       be all the better if the physician who attended M. de C - -
 4  9,4|       the plans which made the physician's intervention a necessity
 5 13,7|       she doing here with this physician?" he asked himself again
 6 13,7|     events, told him that this physician had been, or would be, one
 7 14,1|  Argeles was dying, and that a physician must be summoned at once. ~
 8 14,3|       have none; he procures a physician; and he is on excellent
 9 16,2|       It was, indeed, the same physician who had annoyed Mademoiselle
10 16,2|      his need. ~As soon as the physician appeared, M. de Valorsay
11 16,2| interrupt the speaker, but the physician had already resumed his
12 16,2|    interrupted M. Wilkie. ~The physician did not seem to hear him,
13 16,2| murdered - poisoned." ~But the physician replied with an energetic
14 16,2|        He did not speak like a physician but like an examining magistrate,
15 16,2|       such cases," replied the physician, "but these gentlemen have
16 16,3|     profession. However hard a physician may work, he can scarcely
17 19,1|        help, she is dying! - a physician!" ~But there was no need
18 19,1|     But there was no need of a physician. One of the maids came with
19 19,5|    replied. "They have found a physician - a vile, cowardly scoundrel -
20 19,5|      and the suspicions of the physician, and establishing the connection