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Larose never quite knew exactly what happened that night, in the few succeeding minutes that followed upon his being shot down in the drive of Southdown Court.
He never lost consciousness, and he was not in great pain, but he felt terribly weak and for the time being could not think coherently. He was like a man recovering from an anaesthetic.