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• Twenty-seven Griselda and Dennis had not yet returned. I realized that the most naturalthing would have been for me to go up to the house with Miss Ma...
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• Twenty-six I was in a strange mood when I mounted the pulpit that night. The church was unusually full. I cannot believe that it was the prospectof Ha...
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• Twenty-five I found it hard to shake off the impression left by the anonymous letter. Pitch soils. However, I gathered up the other three letters, gla...
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• Twenty-four I returned to the Vicarage to find Hawes waiting for me in my study. Hewas pacing up and down nervously, and when I entered the room he st...
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• Twenty-three On the way back, I proposed to Griselda that we should make a detour andgo round by the barrow. I was anxious to see if the police were a...
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• Twenty-two Inspector Slacks orders, once I had got him on the telephone, were briefand emphatic. Nothing was to get about. In particular, Miss Cram wa...
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• Twenty-one I cannot say that I have at any time had a great admiration for Mr. Ray-mond West. He is, I know, supposed to be a brilliant novelist and h...
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• Twenty When I got back to the Vicarage I found that we were in the middle of adomestic crisis. Griselda met me in the hall and with tears in her eyes ...
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• Nineteen Very glad to have met you, said Lawrence. Come to my place. We turned in at the little rustic gate, went up the path, and he drew akey from h...
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• Eighteen The inquest was held that afternoon (Saturday) at two oclock at the BlueBoar. The local excitement was, I need hardly say, tremendous. There ...