[The Merry Men by Robert Louis Stevenson]@TWC D-Link bookThe Merry Men CHAPTER VI 14/27
Your own would have followed; and you would have come to me in a procession like the last time.
But I give you warning--Stasie may weep and Henri ratiocinate--it will not serve you twice.
Your next collapse will be fatal.
I thought I had told you so, Stasie? Hey? No sense ?' The Doctor winced and looked furtively at Jean-Marie; but the boy seemed apathetic. 'And then again,' broke out Casimir, 'what children you are--vicious children, my faith! How could you tell the value of this trash? It might have been worth nothing, or next door.' 'Pardon me,' said the Doctor.
'You have your usual flow of spirits, I perceive, but even less than your usual deliberation.
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