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Chapter 24
Word Count: 1827
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Released on: 19/11/2017
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The Mill Mystery
“I had just come in from the street. I had a letter in my hand. It was for my fellow-lodger a young girl who taught in the High School and whom I had persuaded to share my room because of her pretty face and quiet ways.”