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The Castle Inn

CHAPTER XI
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'But--this is _not_ his lordship's room!' he cried.

'I tell you, I will see his lordship!' he continued.

'I have business with him, and--' here his gaze alighted on Sir George, and he stood confounded.
Dr.Addington took advantage of the pause.

'Watkins,' he said in an awful voice, 'what is the meaning of this unmannerly intrusion?
And who is this person ?' 'He persisted that he must see his lordship,' the servant, a sleek, respectable man in black, answered.

'And rather than have words about it at his lordship's door--which I would not for twice the likes of him!' he added with a malevolent glance at the attorney--'I brought him here.
I believe he is mad.


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