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God
,
how
I
would
have
worked
to
make
her
happy
!
But
now
that
is
impossible
.
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To
offer
her
the
hand
of
a
murderer
would
be
as
bad
as
to
offer
her
the
hand
of
a
drunkard
.
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And
Mark
died
for
that
.
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I
saw
her
this
morning
.
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She
was
very
sweet
.
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It
is
a
difficult
world
to
understand
.
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"
Well
,
well
,
we
are
all
gone
now
-
the
Abletts
and
the
Cayleys
.
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I
wonder
what
old
Grandfather
Cayley
thinks
of
it
all
.
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Perhaps
it
is
as
well
that
we
have
died
out
.
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Not
that
there
was
anything
wrong
with
Sarah
-
except
her
temper
.
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And
she
had
the
Ablett
nose
-
you
can
'
t
do
much
with
that
.
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I
'
m
glad
she
left
no
children
.
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"
Good
-
bye
,
Mr
.
Gillingham
.
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I
'
m
sorry
that
your
stay
with
us
was
not
of
a
pleasanter
nature
,
but
you
understand
the
difficulties
in
which
I
was
placed
.
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Don
'
t
let
Bill
think
too
badly
of
me
.
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He
is
a
good
fellow
;
look
after
him
.
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He
will
be
surprised
.
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The
young
are
always
surprised
.
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And
thank
you
for
letting
me
end
my
own
way
.
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I
expect
you
did
sympathize
a
little
,
you
know
.
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We
might
have
been
friends
in
another
world
-
you
and
I
,
and
I
and
she
.
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Tell
her
what
you
like
.
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Everything
or
nothing
.
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You
will
know
what
is
best
.
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Good
-
bye
,
Mr
.
Gillingham
.
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. Mrs. Stevens is Frightened
CHAPTER II. Mr. Gillingham Gets Out at the Wrong Station
CHAPTER III. Two Men and a Body
CHAPTER IV. The Brother from Australia
CHAPTER V. Mr. Gillingham Chooses a New Profession
CHAPTER VI. Outside Or Inside?
CHAPTER VII. Portrait of a Gentleman
CHAPTER VIII. "Do You Follow Me, Watson?"
CHAPTER IX. Possibilities of a Croquet Set
CHAPTER X. Mr. Gillingham Talks Nonsense
CHAPTER XI. The Reverend Theodore Ussher
CHAPTER XII. A Shadow on the Wall
CHAPTER XIII. The Open Window
CHAPTER XIV. Mr. Beverley Qualifies for the Stage
CHAPTER XV. Mrs. Norbury Confides in Dear Mr. Gillingham
CHAPTER XVI. Getting Ready for the Night
CHAPTER XVII. Mr. Beverley Takes the Water
CHAPTER XVIII. Guess-work
CHAPTER XIX. The Inquest
CHAPTER XX. Mr. Beverley is Tactful
CHAPTER XXI. Cayley's Apology
CHAPTER XXII. Mr. Beverley Moves On
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