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In alland anxiety at Glenarrandfather His device for co with his character,

and it was all equitable enough But his dead hand had

no control over the strange issue, and I felt justified in

interpreting the will in the light of my experiences I

certainly did not intend to appeal to the local police authorities,

at least not until the anihbor, the chaplain, had inadvertently given

to the fact that Morgan was reporting his injury to

the executor ofelse that had happened was tame and unimportant

compared with this Why had John Marshall

Glenar the executor of his

estate? He knew that I detested hih ambitions had been praised by my

farandfather had thought it wise to intrust his fortune

and nant to er

Instead of accepting Pickering's word for it that the

as all straight, I should have e myself to be

rushed away into a part of the world I had never visited

before, and cooped up in a dreary house under the eye