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201
Sir
!
said
the
doctor
,
in
an
awful
voice
,
producing
a
card
,
and
retiring
into
an
angle
of
the
passage
,
my
name
is
Slammer
,
Doctor
Slammer
,
sir
97th
Regiment
Chatham
Barracks
my
card
,
Sir
,
my
card
.
He
would
have
added
more
,
but
his
indignation
choked
him
.
202
Ah
!
replied
the
stranger
coolly
,
Slammer
much
obliged
polite
attention
not
ill
now
,
Slammer
but
when
I
am
knock
you
up
.
203
You
you
re
a
shuffler
,
sir
,
gasped
the
furious
doctor
,
a
poltroon
a
coward
a
liar
a
a
will
nothing
induce
you
to
give
me
your
card
,
sir
!
Oh
!
I
see
,
said
the
stranger
,
half
aside
,
negus
too
strong
here
liberal
landlord
very
foolish
very
lemonade
much
better
hot
rooms
elderly
gentlemen
suffer
for
it
in
the
morning
cruel
cruel
;
and
he
moved
on
a
step
or
two
.
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204
You
are
stopping
in
this
house
,
Sir
,
said
the
indignant
little
man
;
you
are
intoxicated
now
,
Sir
;
you
shall
hear
from
me
in
the
morning
,
sir
.
I
shall
find
you
out
,
sir
;
I
shall
find
you
out
.
205
Rather
you
found
me
out
than
found
me
at
home
,
replied
the
unmoved
stranger
.
206
Doctor
Slammer
looked
unutterable
ferocity
,
as
he
fixed
his
hat
on
his
head
with
an
indignant
knock
;
and
the
stranger
and
Mr
.
Tupman
ascended
to
the
bedroom
of
the
latter
to
restore
the
borrowed
plumage
to
the
unconscious
Winkle
.
207
That
gentleman
was
fast
asleep
;
the
restoration
was
soon
made
.
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208
The
stranger
was
extremely
jocose
;
and
Mr
.
Tracy
Tupman
,
being
quite
bewildered
with
wine
,
negus
,
lights
,
and
ladies
,
thought
the
whole
affair
was
an
exquisite
joke
.
His
new
friend
departed
;
and
,
after
experiencing
some
slight
difficulty
in
finding
the
orifice
in
his
nightcap
,
originally
intended
for
the
reception
of
his
head
,
and
finally
overturning
his
candlestick
in
his
struggles
to
put
it
on
,
Mr
.
Tracy
Tupman
managed
to
get
into
bed
by
a
series
of
complicated
evolutions
,
and
shortly
afterwards
sank
into
repose
.
209
Seven
o
clock
had
hardly
ceased
striking
on
the
following
morning
,
when
Mr
.
Pickwick
s
comprehensive
mind
was
aroused
from
the
state
of
unconsciousness
,
in
which
slumber
had
plunged
it
,
by
a
loud
knocking
at
his
chamber
door
.
Who
s
there
?
said
Mr
.
Pickwick
,
starting
up
in
bed
.
210
Boots
,
sir
.