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245 LXXXII.—The Medical Man 246 LXXXIII.—The Black Chamber again 248 LXXXIV.—The Second Examination.—Count Alteroni 250 LXXXV.—A Friend in Need 254 LXXXVI.—The Old Hag 256 LXXXVII.—The Professor of Mesmerism 260 LXXXVIII.—The Figurante 262 LXXXIX.—The Mysterious Letter 266 XC.—Markham's Occupations 268 XCI.—The Tragedy 274 XCII.—The Italian Valet 277 XCIII.—News from Castelcicala 282 XCIV.—The Home Office 285 XCV.—The Forger and the Adulteress 290 XCVI.—The Member of Parliament's Levee 293 XCVII.—Another's New Year's Day 296 XCVIII.—Dark Plots and Schemes 301 XCIX.—The Buffer's History 304 C.—The Mysteries of the Ground-floor Rooms 310 public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@47312@[email protected]#CHAPTER_CI" class="pginternal"