We'll be carried to the grave in the same plague-cart." "That's cold comfort," returned Blaize, angrily.

"I beg you'll never mention the plague-cart again.

The thought of it makes me shiver all over--oh!" And he uttered a dismal and prolonged groan.
At this juncture, Leonard thought it time to interfere.
"If you are really attacked by the plague, Blaize," he said, advancing, "you must have instant advice.

Doctor Hodges is still upstairs with our master.

He must see you." "On no account," returned the porter, in the greatest alarm, and springing to his feet.