 ... he is almost violent ; his strength seems to return to him for the occasion, and he permits himself to be strangely moved and excited. These paroxysms, for so I may almost call them — are very bad for him. You know something of his temper, of old....  A Prodigal Son - Page 47by Edward Dutton Cook - 1863Full view - About this book
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...for him. You know something of his temper, of old. Age and illness have not bettered it. Be temperate with him, my dear boy. Don't irritate him. Say as...remember that now, though I forgot it before. How my heart beats ! Let us go to his room." They ascended the staircase, and stopped before the door of... | |
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