The Dweller on the Threshold  by Robert Smythe Hichens
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			"Could you come on Wednesday week? It's so unfortunate, I have such a 
			quantity of parish engagements--that is my first evening free." "Wednesday week, with pleasure." "At half after seven?" "That will suit me perfectly." "And"--he looked toward the door--"I shall be greatly obliged to you if you won't mention to the rector the fact that you are coming. He--" "My wife's in the boudoir," said Mr. Harding, coming into the room at this moment. He stood by the door. Malling shook hands with Chichester, and went to say good-by to his hostess. Mr. Harding shut the drawing-room door. "This is the way," he said. "Well, Mr. Malling? Well?" "You mean you want to know--?" "Your impression of Chichester." The rector stopped on the landing.  | 
		
			
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