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The Iron Rule

CHAPTER VII
11/18

She was near the corner of the street, when the sound of a closing door fell upon her ear, and the thought that the wind might have shut her own door upon her, filled her with sudden alarm.
Running back, she found that what she had feared was too true.

She was alone in the street, half-dressed and with her head uncovered, and the door, which closed with a dead-latch, shut against her.
To ring the bell was Mrs.Howland's first impulse.

But no one answered to the summons.

Every ear was sealed in slumber, and, even were that not the case, no one would come down, unless her husband should awaken, and discover that she was not by his side.

Again and again she pulled the bell.


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