I am sure that in no case except in an application for pension would an attempt be made in the circumstances here developed to attribute death from apoplexy to a wound in the knee received nineteen years before the apoplectic attack.
Grover Cleveland: “I am sure that in no case except in an application for pension would an attempt be made in the circumstances here…”
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