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1、Of Human bondage William Somerset Maugham At the beginner of the winter session Philip became an outpatients clerk. There were three assistant-physicians who took outpatients, two days a week each, and Philip put his name down for Dr. Tyrell. He was popular with the students, and there was some comp
2、etition to be his clerk. Dr. Tyrell was a tall, thin man of thirty-five, with a very small head, red hair cut short, and prominent blue eyes: his face was bright scarlet. He talked well in a pleasant voice, was fond of a little joke, and treated the world lightly. He was a successful man, with a lar
3、ge consulting practice and a knighthood in prospect. From commerce with students and poor people he had the patronizing air, and from dealing always with the sick he had the healthy mans jovial condescension, which some consultants achieve as the professional manner. He made the patient feel like a
4、boy confronted by a jolly schoolmaster; his illness was an absurd piece of naughtiness which amused rather than irritated. The student was supposed to attend in the outpatients room every day, see cases, and pick up what information he could; but on the days on which he clerked his duties were a lit
5、tle more definite. At that time the outpatients department at St. Lukes consisted of three rooms, leading into one another, and a large, dark waiting-room with massive pillars of masonry and long benches. Here the patients waited after having been given their “letters” at mid-day; and the long rows
6、of them, bottles and gallipots in hand, some tattered and dirty, others decent enough, sitting in the dimness, men and women of all ages, children, gave on an impression which was weird and horrible. They suggested the grim drawings of Daumier. All the rooms were painted alike, in salmoncolour with
7、a high dado of maroon; and there was in them an odour of disinfectants, mingling as the afternoon wore on with the crude stench of humanity. The first room was the largest and in the middle of it were a table and an office chair for the physician; on each side of this were two smaller tables, a litt
8、le lower: at one of these sat the house-physician and at the other the clerk who took the “book” for the day. This was a large volume in which were written down the name, age, sex, profession, of the patient and the diagnosis of his disease. At half-past one the house-physician came in, rang the bel
9、l, and told the porter to send in the old patients. There were always a good many of these, and it was necessary to get through as many of them as possible before Dr. Tyrell came at two The patients streamed in. The men came first. Chronic bronchitis, “a nasty aching cough” was what they chiefly suf
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