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The Secret Passage

CHAPTER XVII
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Then you may think--but that's impossible.
Cuthbert, ask me no more questions." Mallow thought her demeanor strangely suspicious, and wondered if she was shielding her mother.

Mrs.Octagon, who hated Selina Loach, might have struck the blow, but there was absolutely no proof of this.
Mallow decided to ask nothing, as Juliet requested.

"Tell me what you will, my dear," he said, "so long as you don't believe me guilty." "I don't--I don't--really I don't.

I picked up the knife and left the room after ten minutes.

I stole up the stairs and shut the door so quietly that no one heard.


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