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A Laodicean

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My aunt suspects: but she is a good aunt and will say nothing.

Now that is clearly understood, I should be glad to consult with you tomorrow early.

I will come to you in the studio or Pleasance as soon as I am disengaged.' She took him to a little chamfered doorway in the corner, which opened into a descending turret; and Somerset went down.

When he had unfastened the door at the bottom, and stepped into the lower corridor, she asked, 'Are you down ?' And on receiving an affirmative reply she closed the top door.
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Somerset was in the studio the next morning about ten o'clock superintending the labours of Knowles, Bowles, and Cockton, whom he had again engaged to assist him with the drawings on his appointment to carry out the works.

When he had set them going he ascended the staircase of the great tower for some purpose that bore upon the forthcoming repairs of this part.


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