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The Death of the Lion

CHAPTER X
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It was really a relapse, a recrudescence of his old malady.

There could be no question of moving him: we must at any rate see first, on the spot, what turn his condition would take.

Meanwhile, on the morrow, he was to have a nurse.

On the morrow the dear man was easier, and my spirits rose to such cheerfulness that I could almost laugh over Lady Augusta's second telegram: "Lord Dorimont's servant been to station--nothing found.

Push enquiries." I did laugh, I'm sure, as I remembered this to be the mystic scroll I had scarcely allowed poor Mr.
Morrow to point his umbrella at.


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