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...could get any sleep was by leaning his head on the table before him : in this manner he could procure a little rest, which was only for a few minutes at...possible, it is common for elderly people to keep a coffin in their houses ready for their own use, or to lend to any of their neighbours who may chance to die...

...few minutes at a time. It is difficult to describe his person, for shape he had hardly any. A hitge bag of fat hung below his chin, and the flesh of his...possible, it is common for elderly people to keep a coffin in their houses ready for their own use, or to lend to any of their neighbours who may chance to die...

...after which he could sometimes drink a bottle of brandy without being affected by it. He was at tins period beginning to feel some alarm at his increasing...possible, it is common for elderly people to keep a coffin in their houses ready for their own use, or to lend to any of their neighbours who may chance to die...

...the growth of his unwieldy patient, who began to fancy that he was afflicted with dropsy ; and lie was confirmed in the idea by the opinions of his family...possible, it is common for elderly people to keep a coffin in their houses ready for their own use, or to lend to any of their neighbours who may chance to die...