Ts'ao Hsueh-ch'in, Gems of Chinese Literature — A Popular Physician (1922)
“ He then bowed and retired.“Her ladyship,” said the doctor to some members of the family, “has nothing the matter with her beyond a slight chill. It is not really necessary for her to take any medicine. Give her light food and keep her warm, and she will soon be all right again. I will, however, write a prescription, and if her ladyship fancies a dose, have it made up and give it to her ”
