[The Mayor of Troy by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mayor of Troy CHAPTER XVII 24/24
I have a presentimen--" "Do not utter it, my dear sir!" the Doctor entreated. "He was a man--" "Yes, yes; 'taking one thing with another, it is more than likely we shall never see him again.' The words, sir, struck upon my spirit like the tolling of a bell.
But for Heaven's sake let us not despair!" "Life is precarious, Dr.Hansombody; as your profession, if any, should teach.
We are here to-day; we are gone--in the more sudden cases--to-morrow.
What do you say, sir, to a glass of wine at the 'Benbow'? To my thinking, we should both be the better for it.".
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