• Peters was now in an arm-chair.
• This decided it: Peters was to go, I stay.
• I was standing; Peters in his arm-chair, smoking.
• It is clear that Peters is out of the running now.'
• Who told you, Clodagh, that Peters takes atropine?'
• 'What do you think, Peters?' I said: 'any more pains?'
• The recovery of Peters was not so steady as I had expected.
• I slept till 11 A.M., and then hurried over again to Peters.
• Peters and Parker were equally affected, although in different ways.
• 'Let me alone, the whole of you,' answered Peters: 'I ain't a child.'

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