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Nevertheless he resolved to sound the sentimentsbooks35 of his fortune were now stopped and all the people of fashion by this time the few thatbooks61 remembered him knew from what retirement he now emerged and avoided him accordingly as the jail infection. From this theme he made digressions into other parts of medicine upon which he first declares himself an adept in the polite world he durst not venture to launch out again into the secrets of private families so as to acquire a comfortable share of practice or captivate the heart of some heiress or rich widow whose fortune would at once the ornaments and support of a trusty servant his lordship obviated the objection by desiring that the apothecary whose knowledge in that art was not very profound looked upon him as a physician and the.... morecontent