Kitap · The Picture of Dorian Gray
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Then he wrote a note to Lord Henry, telling him that he was going
up to town to consult his doctor and asking him to entertain his
guests in his absence. As he was putting it into the envelope, a
knock came to the door, and his valet informed him that the
head-keeper wished to see him. He frowned and bit his lip. "Send
him in," he muttered, after some moments' hesitation.
As soon as the man entered, Dorian pulled his chequebook out of a
drawer and spread it out before him.
"I suppose you have come about the unfortunate accident of this
morning, Thornton?" he said, taking up a pen.
"Yes, sir," answered the gamekeeper.
"Was the poor fellow married? Had he any people dependent on
him?" asked Dorian, looking bored. "If so, I should not like them
to be left in want, and will send them any sum of money you may
think necessary."
"We don't know who he is, sir. That is what I took the liberty of
coming to you about."
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