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On the squire's making up his mind to visit Doctor Peters, he elected to do so privately from the park by way of the lane. On his arrival, he found his medical adviser reclining on an old-fashioned couch and looking a most dejected object.
"I am truly sorry to see you down again with gout," said the squire. "Don't move, Peters; you must shake off this attack as soon as you can, for I am not feeling at all well myself," said he, selfishly. "This robbery has greatly upset me. Of course you heard of it?"