Doc. Gordon (1906)
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Mary E. Wilkins Freeman's novel follows a young physician working under the mysterious Dr. Gordon in a small New Jersey community. (Open Library)
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- Ingersoll watch
- A hurried customer glances at his Ingersoll watch before rushing off, using the inexpensive watch as a quick everyday time check. The customer has just finished two cups of coffee in the lunch-room. His glance at the watch ends the exchange with Mame and sends him out in a hurry. The named Ingersoll therefore belongs to this passing customer, rather than to the physician whose name supplies the novel's title. (Project Gutenberg source text)
Source text: "He glanced at his Ingersoll watch. 'Gee whiz!' said he. 'It's time I was off!'" (Project Gutenberg ebook 15695)