Flames by Robert Smythe Hichens
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"It is utterly gone now, thank God. I say, we have resolved that we won't
sit again, haven't we?" "Yes; and what you have just told me makes me hate the whole thing. The game seems a game no longer." When the door had closed upon Julian, Valentine sat down and wrote a note. He addressed it to-- "Doctor Hermann Levillier, "Harley Street, W.," and laid it on his writing-table, so that it might be posted early the next morning. CHAPTER VI A CONVERSATION AT THE CLUB Doctor Levillier was not a materialist, although he concerned himself much with the functions of the body, and with that strange spider's web of tingling threads which we call the nervous system. The man who sweeps out the temple, who polishes the marble steps and dusts the painted windows, may yet find time to bend in prayer before the altars |
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