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is not what you would exactly call a diverting

village"

"I fancy not But the caretaker over at the summer

resort has even a lonelier time, I suppose That's what

I'd call a pretty cheerless job,-watching suan, sir I e; a very worthy person, I should call

hiht acquaintance"

"No doubt of it, Bates Any tilass, it's all

right with hted me

to the stair with our established cere knave and really admired the cool way

in which he carried off difficult situations I had no

intention of being killed, and now that I had due warning

of danger, I resolved to protect an, the caretaker,

were liars of high attainan was,

ht

erous

Before going to bed I wrote a long letter to Larry

Donovan, giving hiht of Larry always cheered

es slipped fro over the lively beginning

offired

upon by an unseen foe would, I knew, give Larry a real

lift of the spirit