"Browning is not exactly old."
"Browning! Hey! Why, what's wrong there?"
"I can say nothing in my medical capacity. Put that out of sight, if you please."
"Can't, man, unless you put yourself out of sight."
"I am speaking simply as their relative—as Clemence's cousin."
"Ay? Well, what about him—speaking as an ordinary individual, not as a doctor?"
"He ought to consult a London physician."
"Why not consult you?"
"We have put that possibility aside. He has not asked my advice, and I cannot thrust it upon him."
"Rubbish!" muttered Mr. Carden-Cox.