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The Jacket (The Star-Rover)

CHAPTER XI
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I tell you Hutchins is right.

The man is feigning." With his thumb he turned up one of my eyelids, whereat I opened my other eye and gazed up at the group bending over me.
"What did I tell you ?" was Doctor Jackson's cry of triumph.
And then, although it seemed the effort must crack my face, I summoned all the will of me and smiled.
They held water to my lips, and I drank greedily.

It must be remembered that all this while I lay helpless on my back, my arms pinioned along with my body inside the jacket.

When they offered me food--dry prison bread--I shook my head.

I closed my eyes in advertisement that I was tired of their presence.


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