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I find it of the utmost help in practice.
When I come upon anything abnormal, I say at once, This is abnormal." His eyes became profound, his voice dropped, his manner verged upon the intimately confidential.
He raised one hand stiffly.
"And I treat it in that spirit," he said. V. "Tut, tut!" said the Vicar to his breakfast things--the day after the coming of Mrs.Skinner.
"Tut, tut! what's this ?" and poised his glasses at his paper with a general air of remonstrance. "Giant wasps! What's the world coming to? American journalists, I suppose! Hang these Novelties! Giant gooseberries are good enough for me. "Nonsense!" said the Vicar, and drank off his coffee at a gulp, eyes steadfast on the paper, and smacked his lips incredulously. "Bosh!" said the Vicar, rejecting the hint altogether. But the next day there was more of it, and the light came. Not all at once, however.
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