The Filigree Ball - Being a full and true account of the solution of the mystery concerning the Jeffrey-Moore affair by Anna Katharine Green
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"I mean -" he endeavored to explain, "that Mrs. Jeffrey showed an
unexpected tenderness toward me by taking all the blame of our misunderstanding upon herself. It was generous of her and will do much toward making my memory of her a gentle one." He was forgetting himself again. Indeed, his manner and attempted explanations were full of contradictions. To emphasize this fact Coroner Z. exclaimed "I should think so! She paid a heavy penalty for her professed lack of love. You believe that her mind was unseated?" "Does not her action show it?" "Unseated by the mishap occurring at her marriage?" "Yes." "You really think that?" "Yes." "By anything that passed between you?" "Yes." "May I ask you to tell us what passed between you on this point?" "Yes." |
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