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The Turmoil

CHAPTER X
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There was no sound in the house.
A strange expression began imperceptibly to alter the planes of her face, and slowly she grew as scarlet as Mary--scarlet to the ears.

She looked at her watch again--and twenty-five minutes had elapsed since she had looked at it before.
She went into the hall, glanced over her shoulder oddly; then she let herself softly out of the front door, and went across the street to her own house.
Roscoe met her upon the threshold, gloomily.

"Saw you from the window," he explained.

"You must find a lot to say to that old lady." "What old lady ?" "Mrs.Vertrees.

I been waiting for you a long time, and I saw the daughter come out, fifteen minutes ago, and post a letter, and then walk on up the street.


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