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The Stowmarket Mystery

CHAPTER XIV
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When I returned he asked me whom I had been entertaining.

I told him, and could not help blushing, the affair being so flagrantly absurd." "Is that all ?" "I declare to you, Mr.Brett, that you are now as well informed as I am myself concerning our estrangement." "There is, I take it, no objection on your part to the inquiry I have undertaken--the fixing of responsibility for your brother's death, I mean ?" Margaret was silent for a few seconds before she said, in a low and steady voice: "We are a strange race, we Hume-Frazers.

Somehow I felt, when I first saw you and Davie together, that you would be bound up with a crisis in my life.

I dread crises.

They have ever been unfortunate for me.


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