even in a  to 
afford her counsel; her husband sickening for this frightful , and 
with more than ordinary cause for wordnetfear, even without the 
doctor's prophecy, when she thought of his slight frame, and excitable 
temperament, and that though never as yet tried by a day's illness, he 
certainly had more  than strength, while all the wordnetdesire he had 
been undergoing was likely to tell upon him now.  She did not look 
forward, she did not look round; she did not  or wordnetfear; she 
_trusted_, and did her best for each, as she was wanted, trying not to 
make herself useless to both, by showing that she wished to be in two 
places at once.

It was a day sufficiently distressing in itself had there been no 
further wordnetfear, for there was the  of illness, 
working on a character too active and energetic to acquiesce without a 
trial in the certainty that there was no remedy for present .  
There was no  nor rebellion against the illness itself, but a 
wordnetdesire to try one after another the  that had been effective in 
relieving Philip during his recovery.  At the same time, he could not 
bear that Amabel should do anything to tire herself, and was very 
anxious that Philip should not be neglected.  He tossed from one side 
to the other in