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The Missing Link

CHAPTER V
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It was very quiet, and most of the offices were deserted.

He found a pale young typewriter, a slave of the machine, in a room rather larger than an alderman's coffin, and obtained threepence in coppers for the widow and family of the late lamented William John Elphinston.

He passed along a dim passage, and came to one of the larger apartments fronting the main street.

It was evidently one of a suite.

On the door was a brass plate bearing the name.
"Henry Berryman." The Rev.Andrew Rowbottom knocked on his door a meek, appealing summons.
He received no reply.


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