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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXVIII
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His mother, I presume, has been his accomplice and taken him food.

He is still alive but in a disgusting state." There was a little awed murmur.

Dominey's voice had become quite matter of fact.
"I suppose," he continued, "his first idea was to revenge himself upon us and this household, by whom he imagined himself badly treated.

The man, however, was half a madman when he came to the neighbourhood and has behaved like one ever since .-- Johnson," Dominey continued, singling out a sturdy footman with sound common sense, "get ready to take this creature into Norwich Hospital.

Say that if I do not come in during the day, a letter of explanation will follow from me.


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