[My Lady Nicotine by J. M. Barrie]@TWC D-Link book
My Lady Nicotine

CHAPTER XXIII
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Most of the men present scouted his story, which may be condensed into a few words.

He had retired to his bedroom at a fairly early hour, and as he opened the door his candle-light was blown out.

He tried to get a light from the fire, but it was too low, and eventually he went to bed in the semi-darkness.

He was wakened--he did not know at what hour--by the clanging of a bell.
He sat up in bed, and the ghost-story came in a rush to his mind.

His fire was dead, and the room was consequently dark; yet by and by he knew, though he heard no sound, that his door had opened.


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