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Doctor Claudius, A True Story

CHAPTER XIV
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And I will give you some papers that will be of use.

I know lots of people in Petersburg.

Why, it's as plain as a pikestaff.

Besides, you know the proverb, _mitte sapientem et nihil dicas._ That means then when you send a wise man you must not dictate to him." "You flatter me.

But I would rather have your advice, if that is what you call 'dictating.' I am not exactly a fool, but then, I am not very wise either." "No one is very wise, and we are all fools compared to some people," said Mr.Bellingham.


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