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The night of that same day upon which Sir Eric Roding had disclosed his identity to Larose, one of the attendants of the asylum, a superior-looking man of about thirty, reported to Dr. Benmichael that Mr. Winter had eaten very little that day.
"He took his breakfast, Doctor, but he hardly touched his lunch and his dinner and he had no afternoon tea at all."