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Page 342 - ... or it is as flabby as her biceps, so that the unhappy viscus is impaled upon a stem, or perched upon a prop, or is painted with carbolic acid every week in the year except during the long vacation, when the gynaecologist is grouseshooting, or salmon-catching, or leading the fashion in the Upper Engadine.
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Page 342 - ... who finds her uterus, like her nose, is a little on one side, or again like that organ is running a little, or...
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