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Having given the statement of Israel Stakes _in extenso_, I shall append / a short memorandum from Dr. Easterling, now practising at Stranraer. / It is true that the doctor was only once within the walls of Cloomber / during its tenancy by General Heatherstone, but there were some / circumstances connected with this visit which made it valuable, / especially when considered as a supplement to the experiences which I / have just submitted to the reader.
The doctor has found time amid the calls of a busy country practice / to jot down his recollections, and I feel that I cannot do better than / subjoin them exactly as they stand.