The House of Mystery - An Episode in the Career of Rosalie Le Grange, Clairvoyant #265013

Dr. Blake, the physician, on the other hand, caught a certain languor in her movements, a physical tenuity which, in a patient, he would have considered diag nostic So transparent was her skin that when her profile dipped forward across a bar of sunshine the light shone through the bridge of her nose — a little observa tion charming to Blake, the man, but a guide to Blake, the physician. She had the look, Dr. Blake told himself, which old-fashioned country nurses of the herb doctor school refer to as called. He knew that, in about one case out of three, that look does in fact amount to a real call — the outward expression of an obscure disease.