Who Goes There? by Blackwood Ketcham Benson
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gave him."
"Was it the correct practice?" "Well, I can hardly go as far as to say it was scientific, but under the circumstances we must pardon you." "How long will the sergeant be down?" "From three to six weeks, I think, according to the weather and his state of mind." "What's the matter with his mind?" "Impatience," said the Doctor; "the evil of the whole Western world." I had finished eating. The Doctor got his pipe: the idol's head was the same old idol's head. Lydia disappeared into one of the tents. "Jones," said Dr. Khayme, "I have been thinking that yesterday will prove to be the crisis of the war." "You alarm me more than ever; do you mean to say that the South will win?" "My words do not imply that belief; but what does it matter which side shall win?" "Doctor, you are a strange man!" |
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