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Clementina

CHAPTER VI
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He had missed his way in his bedroom.

Wogan laughed to himself and started off again; and the next thing which his outstretched hands touched was a doorknob.

The table should now be a little way to his left.

He was just turning away in that direction, when it occurred to him that he ought to have felt the rim of the top bar of his tilted chair underneath the door-handle.

He stooped down and felt for the chair; there was no chair, and he stood very still.
The fears bred of imagination had now left him; he was restored by the shock of an actual danger.


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