Part Three-1
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t urnips, for on to sell in to a sack of peaced.
ell, Benedict Mady, I see you riding he old man said.
Doctor Copeland climbed into trembled and a sudden spasm of nausea made on the rough boards.
I rigand I alo overlook and forget a good many things if a man be a scholar.
I very glad to he fambly again.’
turn soon, Doctor Copeland said. After only a monturn.’
on good schink he favors you some.
man I t noo me. And do number work.
Small a c for scholars.’
tion of ted to s possible t t in rong, truepurpose. For forty years all remained to be done and noted.
*Yes, Benedict Mady, I rigo ing to ask you about t foot. A queer feeling like my foot gone to sleep. I taken and rubbed it . I reatment.’