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Birds of Prey

CHAPTER VI
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The blinds were all down, and the fact that they were so sent a sudden chill to his heart.

But the April sunshine was full upon that side of the street, and there might lie no significance in those closely-drawn blinds.

The door was opened by a sleepy-looking boy, and in the passage Mr.Burkham met Philip Sheldon.
"I have been rather anxious about my patient since this morning, Mr.
Sheldon," said the surgeon; "and I have come to the conclusion that I ought to confer with a man of higher standing than myself.

Do you think Mrs.Halliday will object to such a course ?" "I am sure she would not have objected to it," the dentist answered very gravely, "if you had suggested it sooner.

I am sorry to say the suggestion comes too late.


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