Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2Edwin Mallard Everett Dryden Press, 1947 - Literature |
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... doctor's summing - up Ivan Ilyitch deduced the conclusion - that things looked bad , and that he , the doctor , and most likely every one else , did not care , but that things looked bad for him . And this con- clusion impressed Ivan ...
... doctor's summing - up Ivan Ilyitch deduced the conclusion - that things looked bad , and that he , the doctor , and most likely every one else , did not care , but that things looked bad for him . And this con- clusion impressed Ivan ...
Page 671
... doctor had told him . Either he had forgotten or told a lie , or was hiding something from him . But Ivan Ilyitch still went on just as exactly carrying out the doctor's direction , and in doing so he found comfort at first . From the ...
... doctor had told him . Either he had forgotten or told a lie , or was hiding something from him . But Ivan Ilyitch still went on just as exactly carrying out the doctor's direction , and in doing so he found comfort at first . From the ...
Page 688
... doctor looked at his watch , and then Praskovya Fyodorovna informed Ivan Ilyitch that it must , of course , be as he liked , but she had sent to - day for a celebrated doctor , and that he would examine him , and have a consultation ...
... doctor looked at his watch , and then Praskovya Fyodorovna informed Ivan Ilyitch that it must , of course , be as he liked , but she had sent to - day for a celebrated doctor , and that he would examine him , and have a consultation ...
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