Forrest Singer, it always seemed to Saul, spoke as though the two of them were equals. Saul possibly held the… — Charles Sheffield
Forrest Singer, it always seemed to Saul, spoke as though the two of them were equals. Saul possibly held the slightly inferior position in the doctor’s eyes. Saul was the President of the United States, true; but Forrest Singer was an M.D.
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