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Maloney collapsed visibly, and I gathered the wood over the fire and coaxed up a blaze. MALONEY COLLAPSED VISIBLY AND I GATHERED THE WOOD OVER THE FIRE AND COAXED UP A BLAZE
ce, and with a little forced laugh by way of protest that sounded quite ghastly. "In the last resort it might kill," repeated Dr. Silence. Then, after another pause, during which he was clearly debating how much or how little it was wise to give to his audience, he continued: "And if the Double does not succeed in getting back to its physical body, that physical body would wake an imbecile—an idiot—or perhaps never wake at all." Maloney sat up and found his tongue. "You mean that if this fluid animal thing, or whatever it is, should be prevented getting back, the man might never wake again?" he asked, with shaking voice. "He might be dead," replied the other calmly. The tremor of a positive sensation shivered in the air about us. "Then isn't that the best way to cure the fool—the brute—?" thundered the clergyman, half rising to his feet. "Certainly it would be an easy and undiscoverable form of murder," was the stern reply, spoken as calmly as though it were a remark about the weather. RESENTLY IN A HUSHED VOICE AND WITH A LITTLE FORCED LAUGH BY WAY OF PROTEST THAT SOUNDED QUITE GHASTLY IN THE LAST RESORT IT MIGHT KILL REPEATED DOCTOR SILENCE THEN AFTER ANOTHER PAUSE DURING WHICH HE WAS CLEARLY DEBATING HOW MUCH OR HOW LITTLE IT WAS WISE TO GIVE TO HIS AUDIENCE HE CONTINUED AND IF THE DOUBLE DOES NOT SUCCEED IN GETTING BACK TO ITS PHYSICAL BODY THAT PHYSICAL BODY MIGHT WAKE AN IMBECILE AN IDIOT OR PERHAPS NEVER WAKE AT ALL MALONEY SAT UP AND FOUND HIS TONGUE YOU MEAN THAT IF THIS FLUID ANIMAL THING OR WHATEVER IT IS SHOULD BE PREVENTED FROM GETTING BACK THE MAN MIGHT NEVER WAKE AGAIN HE ASKED WITH A SHAKING VOICE HE MIGHT BE DEAD REPLIED THE OTHER CALMLY THE TREMOR OF A POSITIVE SENSATION SHIVERED IN THE AIR ABOUT US THEN ISN'T THAT THE BEST WAY TO CURE THE FOOL THE BRUTE THUNDERED THE CURT CLERGYMAN HALF RISING TO HIS FEET CERTAINLY IT WOULD BE AN EASY AND UNDISCOVERABLE FORM OF MURDER WAS THE STERN REPLY SPOKEN AS CALMLY AS THOUGH IT WERE A REMARK ABOUT THE WEATHER
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