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The arrange

on them his mind inevitably

dwelt soto

get the nearest possible calculation had at last overcoate's opinion as to the

nature of his illness

He hadby appointment at

half-past three, and in answer to her anxious question, whether he had

felt ill, replied,--"No, I

soive

orders that he may be sent toate entered the Yew-tree Walk he saw Mr Casaubon slowly

receding with his hands behind hi to his habit, and his head

bent forward It was a lovely afternoon; the leaves fro silently across the sohts and shadows slept side by side: there was no sound but the

cawing of the rooks, which to the accustoe Lydgate, conscious of an energetic fraure which he was likely

soon to overtake turned round, and in advancing towards hie--the student's bent