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Sentence
To
be
well
in
chambers
is
melancholy,
and
lonely
and
selfish
enough;
but
to
be
ill
in
chambers—to
pass
long
nights
of
pain
and
watchfulness—to
long
for
the
morning
and
the
laundress—to
serve
yourself
your
own
medicine
by
your
own
watch—to
have
no
other
companion
for
long
hours
but
your
own
sickening
fancies
and
fevered
thoughts:
no
kind
hand
to
give
you
drink
if
you
are
thirsty,
or
to
smooth
the
hot
pillow
that
crumples
under
you,—this,
indeed,
is
a
fate
so
dismal
and
tragic,
that
we
shall
not
enlarge
upon
its
horrors,
and
shall
only
heartily
pity
those
bachelors
in
the
Temple,
who
brave
it
every
day.
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To be well in chambers is melancholy, and lonely and selfish enough; but to be ill in chambers—to pass long nights of pain and watchfulness—to long for the morning and the laundress—to serve yourself your own medicine by your own watch—to have no other companion for long hours but your own sickening fancies and fevered thoughts: no kind hand to give you drink if you are thirsty, or to smooth the hot pillow that crumples under you,—this, indeed, is a fate so dismal and tragic, that we shall not enlarge upon its horrors, and shall only heartily pity those bachelors in the Temple, who brave it every day.
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