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"
He
was
the
WORST
I
ever
struck
.
Well
,
the
iron-jawed
man
he
laughed
right
in
his
face
.
Everybody
was
shocked
.
Everybody
says
,
"
Why
,
DOCTOR
!
"
and
Abner
Shackleford
says
:
"
Why
,
Robinson
,
hai
n't
you
heard
the
news
?
This
is
Harvey
Wilks
.
"
The
king
he
smiled
eager
,
and
shoved
out
his
flapper
,
and
says
:
"
Is
it
my
poor
brother
's
dear
good
friend
and
physician
?
I
--
"
"
Keep
your
hands
off
of
me
!
"
says
the
doctor
.
"
YOU
talk
like
an
Englishman
,
DO
N'T
you
?
It
's
the
worst
imitation
I
ever
heard
.
YOU
Peter
Wilks
's
brother
!
You
're
a
fraud
,
that
's
what
you
are
!
"
Well
,
how
they
all
took
on
!
They
crowded
around
the
doctor
and
tried
to
quiet
him
down
,
and
tried
to
explain
to
him
and
tell
him
how
Harvey
'd
showed
in
forty
ways
that
he
WAS
Harvey
,
and
knowed
everybody
by
name
,
and
the
names
of
the
very
dogs
,
and
begged
and
BEGGED
him
not
to
hurt
Harvey
's
feelings
and
the
poor
girl
's
feelings
,
and
all
that
.
But
it
war
n't
no
use
;
he
stormed
right
along
,
and
said
any
man
that
pretended
to
be
an
Englishman
and
could
n't
imitate
the
lingo
no
better
than
what
he
did
was
a
fraud
and
a
liar
.
The
poor
girls
was
hanging
to
the
king
and
crying
;
and
all
of
a
sudden
the
doctor
ups
and
turns
on
THEM
.
He
says
:
"
I
was
your
father
's
friend
,
and
I
'm
your
friend
;
and
I
warn
you
as
a
friend
,
and
an
honest
one
that
wants
to
protect
you
and
keep
you
out
of
harm
and
trouble
,
to
turn
your
backs
on
that
scoundrel
and
have
nothing
to
do
with
him
,
the
ignorant
tramp
,
with
his
idiotic
Greek
and
Hebrew
,
as
he
calls
it
.
He
is
the
thinnest
kind
of
an
impostor
--
has
come
here
with
a
lot
of
empty
names
and
facts
which
he
picked
up
somewheres
,
and
you
take
them
for
PROOFS
,
and
are
helped
to
fool
yourselves
by
these
foolish
friends
here
,
who
ought
to
know
better
.
Mary
Jane
Wilks
,
you
know
me
for
your
friend
,
and
for
your
unselfish
friend
,
too
.
Now
listen
to
me
;
turn
this
pitiful
rascal
out
--
I
BEG
you
to
do
it
.
Will
you
?
"
Mary
Jane
straightened
herself
up
,
and
my
,
but
she
was
handsome
!
She
says
:
