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Charley's mother entered. She agreed that this was right; and Charley, although a little disappointed, could not help but agree, too. They pored over the diary and map, but had to give up, and put them away. They told only Doctor Paulis and the coroner. After the funeral expenses were paid, there were over $800 left, lying in the bank. The long-nosed man, Mr.
What a shame if the man should not recover and they would have to guess all about him! Old Doctor Paulis, the Adams family doctor, lived but three blocks away, and through the snow and the night Charley ran the whole distance. The doctor said that he'd be along immediately, or as soon as he had finished his supper; and arrive he did, when Charley had been home only a few minutes.
Paulis, one evening, "I guess you and Charley fall heir to that dust and mine. Nobody else appears to have any shadow of claim on them." Charley's heart leaped; but his father shook his head. "They're not ours, doctor," he replied. "I'd much prefer that somebody turn up who needs them and is entitled to them." "My dear man," protested the doctor, earnestly, "you do need them. That's the point.
Adams bent over the sofa and with ear down listened. He put his hand upon the stranger's forehead. "Get the doctor as quick as you can, Charley," he bade. Out bolted Charley, but he did not have far to go, for he met the doctor at the gate. A glance at the sofa decided Doctor Paulis. He soberly shook his head. His examination need be very short. "I can do no more," he said.
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