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The Stowmarket Mystery

CHAPTER XXXII
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What an uncanny thing is heredity! It even alters the shape of the roof of the mouth.

The Japanese of English descent could necessarily pronounce English better than the pure-born native.
The servant within seemed to rack his brains for a favourable reply.
"You might ask Mr.Capella, sir," he said at length, with some degree of returning confidence.

"He was expected here by the last train, but missed it in London, I expect.

He is sure to come to-night, and he will tell you, if you care to wait." "Mr.Capella! Coming by the last train! What is he like ?" "Do you mean in appearance, sir?
He is a small, dark-complexioned gentleman, with wavy black hair and a very pale face.

He--" But Ooma turned away from the man, and looked through the window, with the lambent glare of a wild animal in his eyes.


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