infirmarian

If you can't get to sleep, ask the Infirmarian for something.

It would not do to share your Infirmarian's concern with others.

For the next ten years she filled the post of infirmarian.

He died, despite my Infirmarian's best efforts and our prayers.

But it was the Infirmarian himself who told me.

It was one of our brethren who tried to poison the Infirmarian.

John manipulated the tube for the Infirmarian, whose hands shook, and he too looked long.

She went to the abbey to see the Infirmarian.

But the Infirmarian shook her head and shuffled slowly away, leaving the room in darkness.

Never should an Infirmarian accept a physick prepared by other hands without testing it.

Manfred brought the abbey's infirmarian as well, but by then the room was getting far too crowded.

The hearth smoked and made the Infirmarian's already teary eyes bum.

The Infirmarian knelt down and took Lucie in her arms.

I do not think your Infirmarian is a murderer, Campian.

Surely Digby had not come to the Infirmarian for information like that.

The Infirmarian thought Montaigne had known he might die at the abbey.

The Infirmarian looked down at his dusty toes.

The Infirmarian feared he might lose this pilgrim.

And the Infirmarian stuck to the story that Fitzwilliam had died of an illness.

Truly, these are not questions for an Infirmarian.'

Since the attempted poisoning, there was a vague cast to the old Infirmarian's eye, as though his thoughts were fixed on the next life.

She was assigned to the office of infirmarian (nurse) for the community, which she carried out diligently.

I had a letter of introduction to Brother Wulfstan, the Infirmarian.

Questioned the Infirmarian, dined with the Archdeacon, and then drowned.

Behind her was Miss Lucant, the college infirmarian.