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The Jewel of Seven Stars

CHAPTER VI
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There was over me some grim, vague apprehension.

The interruption in the morning, when I was talking with the Detective, came back upon me with a rush.
The door opened, and Miss Trelawny entered the room.
When she saw us, she started back; and a deep flush swept her face.
For a few seconds she paused; at such a time a few succeeding seconds seem to lengthen in geometrical progression.

The strain upon me, and, as I could easily see, on the Doctor also, relaxed as she spoke: "Oh, forgive me, I did not know that you were engaged.

I was looking for you, Doctor Winchester, to ask you if I might go to bed tonight with safety, as you will be here.

I feel so tired and worn-out that I fear I may break down; and tonight I would certainly not be of any use." Doctor Winchester answered heartily: "Do! Do go to bed by all means, and get a good night's sleep.


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