human
Oh, doctor, he exclaimed can't you do something for my wife? She'll die if you don't. Oh, do go to her again!
gpt
Has any change taken place since we left?
human
She is in great distress, moaning and sobbing and crying out as if in dreadful pain, and she doesn't know anything you say to her.
gpt
You'd better see her again,
human
No, no, no, Dr. Hillhouse! You must see her yourself. It is a case of life and death! cried out the distracted husband.
gpt
The responsibility is yours, and I must and will hold you to that responsibility. I placed my wife in your charge, not in that of this or any other man.
human
My dear sir, nothing in our power to do shall be neglected. Dr. Angier will go back with you; and if, on his return, I am satisfied that there is a change for the worse, I will see your wife without a moment's delay. And in the mean time, if you wish to call in another physician, I shall be glad to have you do so. Fix the time for consultation at any hour before half-past ten o'clock, and I will meet him. After that I shall be engaged professionally for two or three hours.