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And then one of the animals had struck him on the chest as he raised himself . A little brandy was poured down his throat , but even under that operation he gave no sign of life . `` No , missis , he are n't dead , '' said Dick to Mrs. Tooby ; `` no more he wo n't die this bout ; but he 's got it very nasty . '' That night Silverbridge was sitting by his friend 's bedside at ten o'clock in Lord Chiltern 's house . Tregear had spoken a few words , and the bones had been set . But the doctor had not felt himself justified in speaking with that assurance which Dick had expressed . The man 's whole body had been bruised by the horse which had fallen on him .