"Well," he stammered, "I rather expect it will be me."
"And you'll call yourself 'A London Physician,' I suppose?"
"Something like that," he confessed. "You see, a newspaper discussion like this is all right when once it's started—that is, if it's a live one, as Mr. Pole calls it. The other letters simply pour in."
"From Balham and Holloway and Tottenham and Ilford——"
"Oh yes," he smiled, "and from Kensington and Mayfair as well."
"You think that a good many of your readers will like to tell the public all about their nerves?"
"Thousands of 'em," he said confidently.
"And you'll select a certain number of letters from each district, and fill up a couple of your daily columns for nothing?"
"That's the idea. And we shall give a lot of pleasure too."