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He Had Made the Round Trip.

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‘*] have taken my last order. I am going home” he said, as the clock struck the midnight hour.

The nurse looked at the doctor with

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‘His mind wanders.”

Presently be lifted his feverish head from its pillow.

“Any letters from the house?” be in- quired. ‘There ought to be letters here.’

Then he slept, and in his sleep he was a boy agaio, babbled of fishing streams where the trout played, of school hours and romps with his mates. At twelve o'clock he suddenly awakened.

“All right !” he exclaimed,in a strong voice, “I'm ready.”

He thought the porter had called him for an early train. The doctor laid a soothing hand on him, and he slept. In his sleep he murmured :

“Show you sampies of our goods. I’m going off the road, now. This order closes out. The house has called mein. Goingtohave my first vacation, but I shall lose time—time— time !”

He drowsed off,and the doctor count- ed his pulse, Suddenly the man started up.

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‘Yea—yes,” said the dying traveller, faintly. “It is aclear statement. It is a good house to travel for. It deals fair and square with its men..’

The chill December morniag dawn- ed—the end was very near. The sick man was approaching the undiscovered land from wheace no travellers returns.

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They laid his head back on the pil- low. He had made the round trip. He had gone home for Christmas.

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