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The Malady of the Century

CHAPTER XIV
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He observed curtly and dryly that Monsieur le Docteur evidently did not wish to have anything more to do with him; he wrote, however, once more, and for the last time, in order to give him his new address in case he might desire to answer.

He had been obliged to look for another place, the game was up at the Boulevard Pereire.

In spite of all their watchfulness, madame had managed to obtain morphine, and one night in July, when the sister who shared her room was asleep, she had given herself so many "pricks" that they had been unable to bring her round again.

Anne declared that it was on the anniversary of the day on which Madame la Comtesse had made the acquaintance of monsieur.

At the breaking up of the household, Monsieur le Docteur's things had been handed over to him, Auguste, and he held them at monsieur's disposal.


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