"That would be wise," answers Jean Valjean. "And then each patient shall receive medicine sooner."
He studies the list over once more, working to commit the street names to memory. One he points to, saying, "I have passed by this street before, and this one too, but I confess that many of these I cannot place. I haven't been here long. Perhaps you might know better, Monsieur Edgeworth?"
He turns his eyes to his companion, studying him for a response. With little on which to base an opinion, he nevertheless gets the impression that Miles is of the level-headed and methodical sort, which suits him well.
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He studies the list over once more, working to commit the street names to memory. One he points to, saying, "I have passed by this street before, and this one too, but I confess that many of these I cannot place. I haven't been here long. Perhaps you might know better, Monsieur Edgeworth?"
He turns his eyes to his companion, studying him for a response. With little on which to base an opinion, he nevertheless gets the impression that Miles is of the level-headed and methodical sort, which suits him well.