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Lance came down to breakfast with the knowledge that he had a trying day before him. Long in a lofty voice informed him that Stott was better, but that under the circumstances he had no inclination to rise at present.
"And he's very anxious to know if he said anything foolish, Sir Lancelot," Long concluded.