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"Yes," I said, rather faintly

"Ah! sure to," said Ike, driving his spade into the ground "But you

don't want no doctor You sed a lot of bad air; now you s a

lot of good, and it'll be like liood There's the ganger hollering after you"

"Yes!" I cried, and I went towards where Mr Browns very red in the face "Sir Francis

has given me this to buy you a watch by and by He says you're too

young to have one now, but I'm to buy it and keep it for you a year or

two Five pounds"

"I'ed to him," I said rather dolefully; but I did not feel

at all pleased, and Mr Soloht I was rather a queer boy

At the end of the week I heard that Courtenay was better, but that he

was to go with his brother down to the seaside, and to ht have said, "Thank you," to

, that this

troubled un

The effects of lided on