Soamesâ âhe knew all about that sort of thing; her master was very much upset, he supposedâ âhe would want looking after; as for her mistresses, they were no goodâ âthey had no gumption! They would be ill too, he shouldnât wonder. She had better send for the doctor; it was best to take things in time. He didnât think his sister Ann had had the best opinion; if sheâd had Blank she would have been alive now. Smither might send to Park Lane any time she wanted advice. Of course, his carriage was at their service for the funeral. He supposed she hadnât such a thing as a glass of claret and a biscuitâ âhe had had no lunch!
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