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The Circular Study

CHAPTER IX
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The paper on which they were scrawled was torn from a sheet of letter paper lying on the desk, and the pen with which they were inscribed--you must have noticed where it lay, quite out of its natural place on the extreme edge of the table." "Certainly, sir; but I had little idea of the significance we might come to attach to it.

These words are connected, then, with the girl I saw.
And she is not Evelyn or he would not have repeated in this note the bird's catch-word, 'Remember Evelyn!' I wonder if she is Evelyn ?" proceeded Miss Butterworth, pointing to the one large picture which adorned the wall.
"We may call her so for the nonce.

So melancholy a face may well suggest some painful family secret.

But how explain the violent part played by the young man, who is not mentioned in these abrupt and hastily penned sentences! It is all a mystery, madam, a mystery which we are wasting time to attempt to solve." "Yet I hate to give it up without an effort.

Those words, now.


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