Manuscripts from the diary of a physician

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" Hush, hush ! for God's sake. Here he comos. Make way — make way, I — I must let him pass. For God's sake, sir, don't stop him." — " But I will." — " No, no; you would not stand in the way of " "Who who?" " The — the king .'" I shrank back for a moment amazed, and George the Fourth passed across the hall stepped into his carriage, and drove off. rr MANUSCRIPTS FROM THE DIARY OF A PHYSICIAN. Life, as it is, adorns the page. Of human smiles and teais We paint the record — all the joys, The hopes, the raptures, and the fears Of sparkling youth and bending age. Shenstome. VOL. I. LONDON : PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY E. LLOYD, AT THE OFFICE OF "LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER," 12, SALISBURY-SQUARE, FLEET-STREET. 1844. MANUSCRIPTS FBOM THE DIARY OF A PHYSICIAN.