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"Not fiendish--strange"

"Yes, that ,

but in its relation to so extrinsic--in this case an unessential

observer"

He went to his desk, and searching a while found a paper, which be

unfolded and brought to her A thick cross appeared in ink at the

bottom--evidently from the hand of Grammer Grace put the paper in her

pocket with a look of much relief

As Fitzpiers did not take up the money (half of which had come from

Grace's own purse), she pushed it a little nearer to him "No, no I

shall not take it froe

than the fact of a surgeon arranging to obtain a subject for dissection

that our acquaintance should be for my dislike to the notion

But I did not mean to be"

"Oh no, no" He looked at her, as he had done before, with puzzled

interest "I cannot think, I cannot think," he reatly" He still reflected and hesitated "Last night

I sat up very late," he at last went on, "and on that account I fell

into a little nap on that couch about half an hour ago And during my