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Without waiting to be answered, she turned back to the door, and left us.

emancipation at all. When we have succeeded in persuading

"For heaven's sake, sir, allow me to go!"

emancipation at all. When we have succeeded in persuading

"On no account, Madame Fontaine. If you won't remain here, in justice to yourself, remain as a favor to me."

emancipation at all. When we have succeeded in persuading

When I opened my bedroom door the next morning, the widow and Mr. Keller were on the landing outside, and those were the words exchanged between them.

Mr. Keller approached, and spoke to me.

"What do you know, David, about the disappearance of Mr. Engelman?"

"Disappearance?" I repeated. "I was with him yesterday evening--and I bade him good-night in his own room."

"He must have left the house before the servants were up this morning," said Mr. Keller. "Read that."

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