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The Malady of the Century

CHAPTER XIII
19/55

I hope you are well, and that you will write me a line.

You need not be anxious about madame, she will soon be all right again.

You were not the first, and, let us hope, you will not have been the last.
"I salute Monsieur le Docteur, "Your very obedient servant, "AUGUSTE.
"POSTSCRIPT .-- In spite of her desperation, madame had the presence of mind to try and persuade Anne you very probably had to fly from your political enemies, or had even been carried off and murdered by Prussian agents.

Anne said, 'Yes; such things have happened.' The viper! You did well to take yourself out of this." Wilhelm was unaware that he read the letter twice or three times over without a pause between.

When he was beginning for the fourth time, he suddenly remembered that he was not alone, and that Schrotter was sitting there watching him.


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