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He got it , and I went to Edwardes at six o'clock to read it , but as soon as I started he began to jump about as if something was stinging him , and after I had read about half a page he kicked me out of the room . '' `` The man is mad after all , '' I said . `` No , he is n't , I wish he was , '' Learoyd continued . `` This is what happened : Collier stayed in his rooms this afternoon to do his essay , but went to sleep , and never woke up until it was too late to do it , and then he remembered that you had one which wanted using so he read it to Edwardes at five o'clock . I wish to goodness he had n't put it back in your rooms . '' This was too much for me , and although Learoyd looked as miserable as ever , I had to laugh . `` You would n't be so amused if you were in for the row I am , '' he said , `` they will probably take away my exhibition . ''