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”idontquiteseeean”isaid.
”iknoputtingitbadly.”shebestothatthatthethingsuldntjusthavebeenabstrae.”
”thatsaveryingeniousidea,”isaid.
”itplishedthereurderinglonelprotheroequitethereverse.”
”exactly,”isaid.”thatsisaid.”
”yes,butijust,and,ofurse,sotisneverdidthell,buthedidsay”
”yes”
”thatheandolondon.forprobateno,thatseooldhihatportas,butifhehad...”
”isee,”isaidslowly.
”ofurse,thenttheexpertsaeerhavingshoaindonttheycallitsocleverandthehefire,touseanoldfashionedexpression.”
”iseeyouridea,”isaid.”ithinktofindoutforcertain.”
ioretothetelephone.iesihroughtooldhallandspeakingtoaheroe.
”no,itsnothingveryiortant.hastheiorarrivedyetoheifthesofoldhallsthatyousay”
heranseissrple.
”thatsverydefinite.lonelprotheroehaddearrasforantoedolondononndaytorroakeafullvaluation.oatterhasbeenputoff.”
”theive,”saidssrplesoftly.
”ative,yes.butthatsall.yet.heshotbihestileiodoso.”
”yes,”saidssrplethoughtfully,”sothatruleshiut.”
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iretuedtotheviystudy.hehestartedasthoughhehadbeenshot.
”youstexcuse,”hesaid,ynervesarealltopieceslately.”
”dearfelloustgetaogether,andthatwillneverdo.”
”itdesertpost.no,thatisathingiwillneverdo.”
”itsnotasurehaydocke.”
”haydockhaydock.kindofadoctorisheanignorantuntrypractitioner.”
”ithinkyoureunfairtohihehasalaninhisprofession.”
”ohperhaps.yes,idaresay.butidontlikehihoetosay.icatoaskyouifyoue.iireallydonotfeelequaltoit.”
”ainly.iaketheserviceforyou.”
”no,no.iperfee...”
heshuthiseyesandsonvulsively.
itisethiteredaythoughts,forheopenedhiseyesandsaidquickly:
”thereisnothingreallye.itisjusttheseheadachestheseaehaveaglassofer.”
”certainly,”isaid.
iyselffrohetap.ringingbellsisaprofitlessforfexerciseinourhouse.
ibroughttheahanked.hetookfroispocketasllcardboardbox,andopeningit,extractedaricepapercapsule,htheaidoftheer.
”aheadachepowder,”heexplained.
isuddenlyighthavebeeaddictedts.itanyofhispeculiarities.
”youdonttaketoony,ihope,”isaid.
”nooh,no.dr.haydockeagainstthat.butitisreallyantrelief.”
indeedhealreadyseedcalrandreposed.
hestoodup.
”thenyouonightitsverygoodofyou,sir.”
”notatall.andiinsistontakingtheserviea..notanotherword.”
hethankedagain.thenhesaid,hiseyesslidingpasttothewindow:
”youyouhavebeenupatoldhalltoday,haventyou,sir.”
”yes.”
”excusebutfor”
ilookedathinsurprise,andheflushed.
”iorry,sir.iijustthoughtsoghthavearisenandthatthatrs.protheroehadsentforyou.”
ihadnotthefaiiionofsatisfyinghay.
”sheentsaalltterse,”isaid.
”ohthatwasall.isee.”
ididnotspeak.hefidgetedfrooottofoot,andfinallysaid:
”.reddinight.iitiginewhy.”
”didellyou”
”hehejustsaidhethoughthedlookup.saiditlonelyintheevenings.hesneverdonesuchathingbefore.”
”pany,”isaid,sling.
”eforidontlikeit.”hisvoiceroseshrilly.”hespokeofdroppinginagain.eanideadoyouthinkhehasgotintohishead”
”otive”iasked.
”idontlikeit,”repeatedhainanyselfisaiditseedstinprehensible.ifivehadsuspi.archerisatotallydifferentpropositionagodlessirreligiousruffian.adrunkenblackguard.”
”dontyouthinkyourebeingalittleharsh”isaid.”afterall,an.”
”apoacher,inandoutofprison,capableofanything.”
”doyoureallythilonelprotheroe”iaskedcuriously.
haeslately.
”dontyouthinkyourself,sir,thatitsth
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