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The Master of Silence

CHAPTER X
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Of that I must wait for more palpable evidence, though not for my own convincing.

It seemed strange to me then that just at the moment this thought was passing through my mind she asked me whom I suspected of having committed the assault.

It occurred to me after she had gone that possibly she had some cause to suspect the man who had been the subject of our conversation.
Rayel always came late in the day, when there was no chance of meeting other callers, and stayed with me until bedtime.

As returning strength brought back to me that interest in life which prompts keen observation, I could see that a great change was coming over him.

His face wore a melancholy look which indicated too clearly that his mind was suffering under some sad oppression.


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