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The Case and The Girl

CHAPTER VIII
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The cottage appeared so deserted, and you were absent for such a length of time, I became somewhat curious." "And what did he tell you ?" "Only that the occupants had moved in within a few days, and that he had seen no kids about; no one in fact but a middling old woman." "Did he mention any names ?" "No; I didn't ask.

It was nothing to me." "I should say it was not.

So the kid told you there were no children, did he?
Well, you heard what Natalie said just now--which are you going to believe ?" "The lady, of course," smilingly.

"Surely this is no matter to quarrel over." "No, Captain West," she broke in, leaning forward in the seat, and speaking again in the peculiar strained voice.

"The boy was merely mistaken.


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