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The Sagebrusher

CHAPTER XXX
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But at least and at last he said it was iritis ?" "Yes.

He told me that I might gradually lose one eye--which was true.
He thought the trouble might advance to the other eye.

It came out that way.

He must have known." "Perhaps he knew part," said Doctor Barnes.

"You had some pain ?" "Unbearable pain part of the time--over the eyes, in the front of the head." "Didn't your doctor tell you what iritis meant ?" "No.


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