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The Postmaster’s Daughter

CHAPTER VII
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I suppose the cut is visible still?
I saw it to-day while shaving." "Yes," said the other, chortling over the "copy" his colleagues were missing.

"The mark is there right enough.

Queer how inanimate objects like a rose-tree can make mischief.

I remember a case in which a chestnut in a man's pocket sent him to penal servitude.

There was absolutely no evidence against him, except a possible motive, until that chestnut was found and proved to be one of a particular species, grown only in a certain locality." "How fortunate that the Dorothy Perkins is popular!" laughed Grant.


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