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The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories

CHAPTER V
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There was an air of grim resolution about all his actions.

This accomplished, he returned to the great front door.
As he reached it there came the sound of light, hastening feet within, and in a moment the half-open door was thrown back.

Doris herself, very slim and pale, but withal very queenly in her deep mourning, came forth with outstretched hand to greet him.
"But why did they leave you here ?" she said.

"Please come in!" He followed her in with scarcely a word.
She led him down a long oak passage to a room that was plainly the library, and there in her quick, gracious way she turned and faced him.
"I am very pleased to see you, Mr.Ironside.I was going to write to you to thank you again for all your kindness, but lately--there has been so much to think about--so much to do.

I know you will understand.


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