Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, August 4th, 1920 by Various
page 29 of 61 (47%)
page 29 of 61 (47%)
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_Thursday._--The heart is bigger again to-day--about an inch each way. The weight of it is terrible to carry.... I have to take taxis.... This evening it was going at thirty-two to the minute.... _Friday._--Last night, when I tried to count the beats, I could not find it.... It must have stopped.... Anton Gregorovitch says it is the end.... This is my last entry.... _Saturday._--My face is very blue. It is like a forget-me-not ... it is like a volume of _Hansard_.... I shall go to see the doctor as I promised ... he can do nothing, but it will interest him to see how much bigger the heart has grown in the last few days.... No more.... _Sunday._--The doctor said it was much better.... It is undilated again.... After all I am not going to die. But the reaction to work is still bad. This evening I make it sixty to the minute.... _Monday._--This morning's count was seventy-two. It is terrible.... A.P.H. * * * * * [Illustration: _Sympathetic Old Lady._ "AND WHEN YOU WENT DOWN FOR THE THIRD TIME THE WHOLE OF YOUR PAST LIFE OF COURSE FLASHED BEFORE YOUR EYES?" |
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