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The Man With The Broken Ear

CHAPTER X
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He partly opened the lips, and separated the jaws, which were quite firmly closed, and saw that the tongue had returned to its ordinary size and consistency.

He also partly opened the eyelids: the eye-balls were firm and bright.
"Gentlemen," said the philosopher, "these are indications which do not deceive; I prophesy success.

In a few hours you shall witness the first manifestations of life." "But," interrupted one of the bystanders, "why not immediately ?" "Because the _conjunctivae_ are still a little paler than they ought to be.

But the little veins traversing the whites of the eyes have already assumed a very encouraging appearance.

The blood is almost entirely restored.


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