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No form of light or other vibration I could devise, seemed to hurt them unless I used a vibration harmful, even fatal, to the blood-contents itself: I killed the cancer in the words of you news-gatherers but I also killed the patient." His eyes smiled at the jest, but his face remained intensely serious. "Then, Jac, I solved that problem just a few months ago.
And fundamentally, it is friendly to us I think it has proven that in the last two hours." Again I would have spoken, but he went on at once. "I know you're familiar with most of this, Jac. But you news-gatherers sometimes reason in too lurid a fashion. Let me go on. Mars was drawn into the affair.
And this evil is likely to continue and increase until news-gatherers learn that more important than the reports of accidents and casualties is the intelligence of opinions and thoughts, the moral and intellectual movements of modern life.
I have no statement to make absolutely no word to say!" He stepped back and allowed the Governor to lead the retreat; His Excellency collided with two of the more persistent news-gatherers. With volleyed "No! Nothing!" he marked time for the thudding of his feet.
And this evil is likely to continue and increase until news-gatherers learn that more important than the reports of accidents and casualties is the intelligence of opinions and thoughts, the moral and intellectual movements of modern life.
During Sunday, Duncan was sought by reporters of various newspapers. He readily admitted them to his presence, but would submit to no interview further than to state that the rumor was absolutely false, was utterly without foundation, and that he would prosecute any newspaper daring to uphold it. Miss Brunswick could not be found by these news-gatherers.
And this evil is likely to continue and increase until news-gatherers learn that more important than the reports of accidents and casualties is the intelligence of opinions and thoughts, the moral and intellectual movements of modern life.
Anthony Woodbury groaned with dismay and clutched the grinning reporter by the arm. "Come with me!" Prospects of a scoop of a sizable nature brightened the eyes of the reporter. He followed in all haste, and the other news-gatherers, in obedience to the exacting, unspoken laws of their craft, stood back and followed the flight with grumbling envy.
Yet he never complained and thought only of the trouble he might be making. Once he said: "I am sorry for you, Paine, but I can't help it I can't hurry this dying business." And a little later: "Oh, it is such a mystery, and it takes so long!" Relatives, physicians, and news-gatherers were at the dock to welcome him.
And, unencumbered by even a sandwich, and too wise to carry a field-glass or a camera, each would depart upon his separate errand, at night returning to a perfectly served dinner and a luxurious bed. For the news-gatherers it was a game of chance.
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