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Weapons of Mystery

CHAPTER I
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This latter feature would in the eyes of many destroy her pretensions to beauty, but I, who liked persons with a will of their own, admired the firm resoluteness the feature indicated.
She took no notice of me, but quietly arranged her belongings as if she were accustomed to take care of herself.

She had only just sat down, when she was followed by another lady, who appeared, from the sign of recognition that passed between them, an acquaintance.
Evidently, however, the younger lady was not delighted at the advent of the elder.

A look of annoyance swept across her face, as if she could have very comfortably excused her presence.

I did not wonder at it.

This second comer was a woman of about fifty-five years of age.


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