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II As Seen By Detective Sweetwater | Anna Katharine Green | |
XIX The Danger Moment |
Page 5 of 6 |
Impossible to tell. The balance of probability hung even. Sweetwater recognised this, and clung, breathless, to his loop-hole. Fain would he have seen, as well as heard. Mr. Brotherson read the first letter, standing. As it soon became public property, I will give it here, just as it afterwards appeared in the columns of the greedy journals: "Beloved:
"When I sit, as I often do, in perfect quiet under the stars,
"It seems to have always been; to have known no beginning, only a
"Thus do I ease my heart in the silence which conditions impose The paper dropped from the reader's hand. It was several minutes before he took up another. |
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