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How bromidic to note it--we have many tastes in common!

EX-STRAWBERRY MAN

The third letter froony Colu woman at the Carlton the excite ti

of its receipt, she sat in her roo over the mystery of

the house in Adelphi Terrace When first she had heard that Captain

Fraser-Freer, of the Indian Army, was dead of a knife wound over the

heart, the news had shocked her like that of the loss of some old

and dear friend She had desired passionately the apprehension of his

murderer, and had turned over and over in her mind the possibilities of

white asters, a scarab pin and a Houiltyfriend of hers--a friend whose name she did

not know--to wholed in the affair For frolance in the restaurant and, far more, from his letters, she

liked him extremely

And now came his third letter, in which he related the connection of