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1 3|       lips of the third doctor, Maugredie, a man of acknowledged ability,
2 3|         the same mind," replied Maugredie. ~"The contraction is perfectly
3 3|        Cameristus. ~"In short," Maugredie made answer, with affected
4 3|       to be deep in meditation; Maugredie looked like a comic author,
5 3|     asked them, but Brisset and Maugredie protested against this,
6 3| muttered Brisset. ~"Gentlemen," Maugredie broke in hastily, to distract
7 3|    Hohenlohe's prayer. There is Maugredie suspending his judgment
8 3|        Just then Valentin heard Maugredie's voice. ~"The patient suffers
9 3|        feels, Brisset examines, Maugredie doubts. Has not man a soul,