Theevidenceofthemedicalexperts, too, , , ofcourse, losenothingbyitandmight, withluck, , however, anelementofcomedyaboutit, , ourdoctor, Herzenstube, andtheyoungdoctor, .
, , aHernguterorMoravianbrother, , visitedthemintheirslumsandhuts, andleftmoneyformedicine, , , bytheway, thatthefamousdoctorhad, withinthefirsttwoorthreedaysofhispresenceamongus, utteredsomeextremelyoffensiveallusionstoDoctorHerzenstube'-fiveroublesforavisit, severalpeopleinthetownweregladtotakeadvantageofhisarrival, , ofcourse, beenpreviouslypatientsofDoctorHerzenstube, , hehadaskedthepatientsassoonashesawthem, "Well, whohasbeencrammingyouwithnostrums? Herzenstube? He, he!" DoctorHerzenstube, ofcourse, heardallthis, andnowallthethreedoctorsmadetheirappearance, oneafteranother, tobeexamined.
DoctorHerzenstuberoundlydeclaredthattheabnormalityoftheprisoner', whichIomithere, headdedthattheabnormalitywasnotonlyevidentinmanyoftheprisoner'sactionsinthepast, , theolddoctor, withsimple-hearteddirectness, pointedoutthattheprisoneronenteringthecourthad "anextraordinaryair, remarkableinthecircumstances"; thathehad "marchedinlikeasoldier, lookingstraightbeforehim, thoughitwouldhavebeenmorenaturalforhimtolooktotheleftwhere, amongthepublic, theladiesweresitting, seeingthathewasagreatadmirerofthefairsexandmustbethinkingmuchofwhattheladiesaresayingofhimnow," theoldmanconcludedinhispeculiarlanguage.
