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The Ragged Edge

CHAPTER XIV
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Probably something he had eaten.

He was always forgetting that his tummy was fifty-four years old.
He would certainly welcome McClintock's advent.

Mac would have some new yarns to spin and a fresh turn-over to his celebrated liver.

He was a comforting, humorous old ruffian; but there were few men in the Orient more deeply read in psychology and physiognomy.

It was, in a way, something of a joke to the doctor: psychology and physiognomy on an island which white folks did not visit more than three or four times a year, only then when they had to.


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