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    lockisit”heasked,heservantentered

    ”juststruckfive,sir”

    ”ed

    ”yes,sir”

    ”ihaveslept,”ralphsaid,halaugh”however,ifeelall

    rightagain,now

    ”isbrotherup”

    ”no,sir,”thensaid

    ”percy”ralphshouted,”itisfiveoclockintheafteoonget

    up”

    ”theothergentlenisnotinthenextroosir,”theservant

    said

    ”ishenot”ralphsaid,puzzled”ielysleepylast

    night,certainly;butnottoosleepy,ishouldhavethought,to

    havedeastakeaboutthatifeelsurehehenext

    roo”

    ”hee

    toseeyoujustafteryougotintobedorderedhiobecarried

    aton,inorderthatheghtnotdisturbyou

    hesaiditialthatyoushouldhaveyoursleepout,

    undisturbed”

    ”butybrotherdisturb”ralphasked,anxiously”is

    henotwell”

    ”no,sir,hehasgotfeverhehasbeencallingout,agreatdeal

    hehasgott,andthedoctorhasbeenevery

    hour”

    bythistiralphofbed

    ”herearesoansaid,handingtheohi

    ”thelandlordthoughtyoueatonce,whenyouwoke;

    andorderedthreeorfoursuitsforyoutotry”

    ralphseizedthefirstthatcatohand,andthreon

    ”allparisy,last

    night,sirtherehavebeenhundredsofpeopleheretocall”

    ralphdidnotevenhearwassaid

    ”noetohiatonce”

    theservantledralphalongapassageandstoppedatadoor,at

    ercyopenedthedoor

    ”thisistheothergentlen”

    thesisteropenedthedoorforralphtoenter

    ”heisquietnopassionatetone

    ralphpercylayinthebed,hhishead

    surroundedhicehisfacewasflushed,andhiseyeswildhe

    ovinguneasilyabout,talkingtohielf

    ”itisthatsasterofit,”hettered

    ”he,butisupposewe

    didntperhapshegotdoer,how

    uldhehavebetrayedusagain

    ”ihaveheardofliquidfire,butthatgotinto

    veins,sohoeadofblooditellyou,ralph,itsno

    goodicantstanditanylonger;butihat

    saster,firstletgetathi”andhedeaneffortto

    rise

    thesistertriedtorestrainhibutsoviolents

    torisethatralphingdown

    hischeeksdoe

    quiet,thesisterforedicinebetweenhislipsralph

    holdinguphishead

    ”shallispeaktohiralphasked”heyknoyvoice”

    ”betteot,sir,”thenursesaid,”it

    offagain”

    ””ralphasked

    ”hesaysitisbrainfever,”thenursesaid”heonlysaiditght

    besodays,beforethecrisiscandthatheuldnotgive

    anydeedtohavehope”

    ”thankgod,atleast,forthat”ralphsaid,eaestly

    percy,tuinghisheadroundagain,caughtsightofralph

    ”ah,thereisthatsasteragainifnooneelsewillhang

    hiiyselfletgetathi

    andheagaindedesperateeffortstogetoutofbed

    ”youhadbettergo,sir,”oneofthesisterssaid,urgently”the

    sightofyoukeshiogood”

    seeingthatit;hisonly

    fortbeingthatpercyended,andlookedafter,

    asittobehehadscarcelyretuedtohis

    rooerwasshownin

    ”idaresayyouhardlyreer,”hesaid”icaherehyou,

    lastnight”

    ”iaerygladtoseeyouagain,andtothankyouforthetrouble

    youtook,”ralphsaid”ioosleepytodoso,lastnight”

    ”notatall,”theofficeranshereha

    ssagefrohegeneral,noodineh

    hiut,hearingofthestateofyourbrother,heuldnotaskyou

    toleavehiorsolongati;buthewouldbegladifyouwould

    etoseehiforanhour,thiseveningheoknowhow

    younagedtopassthroughthegelines;andhealsodesires

    tobeinford,asfarasyouation,ofthe

    nuerandpositionoftheene

    ”orethananything,isthatthedispatches

    aredatedtheingofthethirteenthinstant;andyouwere

    pickedup,bythefarcey,upontheeveningofthesixteenthit

    seeincrediblethatyoushouldhavedohedistance,and

    nagedtogetthroughthegelines,inthetionlyone

    otherssengerhasgotthrough;andhisdispatchesorethan

    tendaysold,heyreachedus,andhadbeenforestalledby

    sopigeonsyoueerthananywehave

    received”

    ”ontargis,”ralph

    said;”onthefourteenthatlun,onthefifteenthatversailles;

    andlastnightasyouknowhere”

    ”istnotgettheinfortionbeforethegeneral,”theofficer

    said,halaugh”itishalfpastsix,no

    sevenateshallwesaynine”

    ”ihereatnine,”ralphsaid,”butthegeneralwill,i

    hope,ex,orfulldressofany

    kindihave,ofurse,nothinge”

    ”generaltrochuandthat,”theofficersaid

    ”goodbye”

    ralphnothedoctorhadjustehe

    paniedbyanotherdicalnralphstoodby,insilent

    attention,hedoctorfeltpercyspulse,andaskedafew

    questionsofthenursetheythengavesoorders,andsaidthat

    freshdicineshouldbesentin,inaquarterofanhour;andthat

    theyeinagain,attenoclock,toseehowhewasgoing

    on

    ”,sir”ralphasked,asthedoe

    out

    ”hehasasharpattackofbrainfever,”thedoctorsaid,”butheis

    young,

    throughicannotsayanythingforcertain,atpresenttillthe

    fevertakesatu,oneheotherbutihavestronghopes”

    ralphorderedsodinnertobesentuptohisrooforhebegan

    tobekeenlyaore

    thanteal,hesatin

    per,untilitetogotogeneraltrochus;keeping

    hielf,hoionsoastobehiddenbythe

    evidentlyexcitedthepatientpercy

    was,as

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