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Heis not a schoolmaster now, Traddles. He is retired. He is aMiddlesex Magistrate.'I thought Traddles might be surprised to hear it, but he was not soat all.'How do you suppose he comes to be a Middlesex Magistrate?' said I.'Oh dear me!' replied Traddles, 'it would be very difficult toanswer that question.
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