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The Foreigner

CHAPTER VIII
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"Is it--" "No, not itch.

It is the industrious and persevering eczema pusculosum, known to the laity as salt rheum of the domestic variety." "It has certainly got worse this last week," said Mrs.French.
"Well, this can't go on another day, and I can't treat her here.
She must go.

Tell your mother," said the doctor in a decided tone to a little girl of thirteen who stood near.
Mrs.Blazowski threw up her hands with voluble protestation.

"She says they will not go.

She put grease on and make them all right." "Grease!" exclaimed the doctor.


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