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The Allen House

CHAPTER VII
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So we were always on our guard.

Not once, but many times during the few nights we have spent here, have we heard the door of our chamber tried after midnight.

It was plain to us that it was not safe to live in this way, and so we had come to the reluctant conclusion that personal restraint must be secured.

The question as to how this could best be done we had not yet decided, when death unraveled the difficulty." The speaker ceased at this part of her narrative, and lifting from the table a small bell, rung it.

A maid entered.


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