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The Common Law

CHAPTER XIV
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You don't know.

Very well.

I only called up because I understood he required medical attention." * * * * * "Yes--I understood he'd been hurt about the head and face, but I didn't know he had received such a--battering." * * * * * "You say that his horse threw him in the big beech-woods?
Was he really very much cut up ?" * * * * * "Pretty roughly handled, eh! All right.

When you communicate with him tell him that Dr.Ogilvy and Mr.Neville, Jr., were greatly interested to know how badly he was injured.

Do you understand?
Well, don't forget.
And you may tell him, Gelett, that as long as the scars remain, he'd better remain, too.


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