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Then Doctor Crump arrived. Grummet had met him not a hundred yards from the vicarage gate. He was a large, rather heavy-looking man, with a clean-shaven face and a double chin. He was dressed in a grey morning coat (he always affected grey), with a chequered black and white tie. "What's the trouble? " he said, entering and staring without a shadow of surprise at the Angel's radiant face.
"This -- ahem -- gentleman," said the Vicar, "or -- ah -- Angel" -- the Angel bowed -- "is suffering from a gunshot wound."