[The Mystery of Cloomber by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mystery of Cloomber CHAPTER XV 27/32
I have not heard it since. Can the fellow's threats have something in them and this be the warning bell of which he spoke? Surely it is impossible.
Yet his manner was indescribably impressive. I have tried to set down what he said as accurately as I can, but I fear I have omitted a good deal.
What is to be the end of this strange affair? I must go in for a course of religion and holy water.
Not a word to Chamberlain or Elliott.
They tell me I am looking like a ghost this morning. _Evening_ .-- Have managed to compare notes with Gunner Rufus Smith of the Artillery, who knocked the old fellow over with the butt of his gun.
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