本 · A Tale of Two Cities
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著者: Charles Dickens
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"He first laughed at my words, and then frowned at them. He moved
a chair with his foot near to mine, ordered the woman away, and
said in a subdued voice,
"'Doctor, finding my brother in this difficulty with these hinds,
I recommended that your aid should be invited. Your reputation is
high, and, as a young man with your fortune to make, you are
probably mindful of your interest. The things that you see here,
are things to be seen, and not spoken of.'
"I listened to the patient's breathing, and avoided answering.
"'Do you honour me with your attention, Doctor?'
"'Monsieur,' said I, 'in my profession, the communications of
patients are always received in confidence.' I was guarded in my
answer, for I was troubled in my mind with what I had heard and
seen.
"Her breathing was so difficult to trace, that I carefully tried
the pulse and the heart. There was life, and no more. Looking
round as I resumed my seat, I found both the brothers intent upon
me.
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