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The Man

CHAPTER I--STEPHEN
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Otherwise how should we see boys and girls mixed in one family, as is nearly always the case.

But, my friend,' he went on, 'you must not build hopes so far away.

I have to tell you that your wife is far from strong.

Even now she is not so well as I could wish, and there yet may be change.' The Squire leaped impetuously to his feet as he spoke quickly: 'Then why are we waiting here?
Can nothing be done?
Let us have the best help, the best advice in the world.' The Doctor raised his hand.
'Nothing can be done as yet.

I have only fear.' 'Then let us be ready in case your fears should be justified! Who are the best men in London to help in such a case ?' The Doctor mentioned two names; and within a few minutes a mounted messenger was galloping to Norcester, the nearest telegraph centre.


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