Then he turned and exclaimed with a practiced and well-subdued enthusiasm, "It's the Gall-Bladder — just what I was afraid of." Now you all know what the word "afraid of," when spoken by a doctor, leads to. It leads to more calls.


The Autobiography of Will Rogers, Chapter Twelve (p. 153), Houghton Mifflin Company. 1949


Then he turned and exclaimed with a practiced and well-subdued enthusiasm, It's the Gall-Bladder — just what I was afraid of. Now you all know what ...

Then he turned and exclaimed with a practiced and well-subdued enthusiasm, It's the Gall-Bladder — just what I was afraid of. Now you all know what ...

Then he turned and exclaimed with a practiced and well-subdued enthusiasm, It's the Gall-Bladder — just what I was afraid of. Now you all know what ...

Then he turned and exclaimed with a practiced and well-subdued enthusiasm, It's the Gall-Bladder — just what I was afraid of. Now you all know what ...