[The Light That Failed by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link book
The Light That Failed

CHAPTER X
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Sometimes the hull is out of order, and we consult the surgeon; sometimes the rigging, and then I advise; sometimes the engines, and we go to the brain-specialist; sometimes the look-out on the bridge is tired, and then we see an oculist.

I should recommend you to see an oculist.

A little patching and repairing from time to time is all we want.

An oculist, by all means.' Dick sought an oculist,--the best in London.

He was certain that the local practitioner did not know anything about his trade, and more certain that Maisie would laugh at him if he were forced to wear spectacles.
'I've neglected the warnings of my lord the stomach too long.


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