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The Sleeper Awakes

CHAPTER XI
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I cannot count.

I do not know where to get food, nor drink, nor shelter." "Come, come," said the old man, "if you had a glass of drink now, would you put it in your ear or your eye ?" "I want you to tell me all these things." "He, he! Well, gentlemen who dress in silk must have their fun." A withered hand caressed Graham's arm for a moment.

"Silk.

Well, well! But, all the same, I wish I was the man who was put up as the Sleeper.

He'll have a fine time of it.


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