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"Good God! this is just what ht If his prophetic soul had been urged to

particularize, it seemed to hihted upon He asked his informant, the butler,

whether the doctor had been sent for The butler never knew his ht to send for a

physician?

When Sir James entered the library, however, Mr Casaubon could make

sons of his usual politeness, and Dorothea, who in the reaction

fro by his side now

rose and herself proposed that some one should ride off for a ate," said Sir James "My mother has

called him in, and she has found him uncommonly clever She has had a

poor opinion of the physicians since my father's death"

Dorothea appealed to her husband, and he ate was sent for and he caer, as Sir Ja his horse along the Lowick road and giving his

ar-roo of the trouble till Sir

Jaer

considered the illness a fit, but still so "of that nature"

"Poor dear Dodo--how dreadful!" said Celia, feeling as rieved as