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Doctor Claudius, A True Story

CHAPTER IX
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The Duke had seen a man in Egypt who bit off the heads of black snakes, and he thought of him at that moment.

The steward appeared, and when the arrangements were made, the ocean in which Barker proposed to drown his cares was found to consist of a small glass of a very diluted concoction of champagne, bitters, limes, and soda water.
The Duke had some, and thought it very good.
"It is not a question of language," said Barker, returning to the conversation.

"They eluded us and met.

That is all." "By her wish, apparently," said the other.
"We must arrange a plan of action," said Barker.
"Why?
If she has not refused him, it is all right.

We have nothing more to do with it.


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