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"
James
,
"
said
Lady
Chettam
when
her
son
came
near
,
"
bring
Mr
.
Lydgate
and
introduce
him
to
me
.
I
want
to
test
him
.
"
The
affable
dowager
declared
herself
delighted
with
this
opportunity
of
making
Mr
.
Lydgate
’
s
acquaintance
,
having
heard
of
his
success
in
treating
fever
on
a
new
plan
.
Mr
.
Lydgate
had
the
medical
accomplishment
of
looking
perfectly
grave
whatever
nonsense
was
talked
to
him
,
and
his
dark
steady
eyes
gave
him
impressiveness
as
a
listener
.
He
was
as
little
as
possible
like
the
lamented
Hicks
,
especially
in
a
certain
careless
refinement
about
his
toilet
and
utterance
.
Yet
Lady
Chettam
gathered
much
confidence
in
him
.
He
confirmed
her
view
of
her
own
constitution
as
being
peculiar
,
by
admitting
that
all
constitutions
might
be
called
peculiar
,
and
he
did
not
deny
that
hers
might
be
more
peculiar
than
others
.
He
did
not
approve
of
a
too
lowering
system
,
including
reckless
cupping
,
nor
,
on
the
other
hand
,
of
incessant
port
wine
and
bark
.
He
said
"
I
think
so
"
with
an
air
of
so
much
deference
accompanying
the
insight
of
agreement
,
that
she
formed
the
most
cordial
opinion
of
his
talents
.
"
I
am
quite
pleased
with
your
protege
,
"
she
said
to
Mr
.
Brooke
before
going
away
.
"
My
protege
?
—
dear
me
!
—
who
is
that
?
"
said
Mr
.
Brooke
.
"
This
young
Lydgate
,
the
new
doctor
.
-
He
seems
to
me
to
understand
his
profession
admirably
.
"
"
Oh
,
Lydgate
!
he
is
not
my
protege
,
you
know
;
only
I
knew
an
uncle
of
his
who
sent
me
a
letter
about
him
.
However
,
I
think
he
is
likely
to
be
first
-
rate
—
has
studied
in
Paris
,
knew
Broussais
;
has
ideas
,
you
know
—
wants
to
raise
the
profession
.
"
"
Lydgate
has
lots
of
ideas
,
quite
new
,
about
ventilation
and
diet
,
that
sort
of
thing
,
"
resumed
Mr
.
Brooke
,
after
he
had
handed
out
Lady
Chettam
,
and
had
returned
to
be
civil
to
a
group
of
Middlemarchers
.
"
Hang
it
,
do
you
think
that
is
quite
sound
?
—
upsetting
The
old
treatment
,
which
has
made
Englishmen
what
they
re
?
"
said
Mr
.
Standish
.
