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Septimus

CHAPTER V
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Zora and Turner nursed him, much to his apologetic content.

The Callenders in the meanwhile went to Berlin.
When Septimus got up, gaunt and staring, he appealed to the beholder as the most helpless thing which the Creator had clothed in the semblance of a man.
"He must take very great care of himself for the next few weeks," said the doctor.

"If he gets a relapse I won't answer for the consequences.

Can't you take him somewhere ?" "Take him somewhere ?" The idea had been worrying her for some days past.

If she left him to his own initiative he would probably go and camp with Wiggleswick amid the ruins of his house in Shepherd's Bush, where he would fall ill again and die.


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