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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"No, sir - not - not when they were alone or with no one by but me. He seemed to love her then very much." "What do you mean by that, Loretta; that he lost patience with her when other people were present - Miss Tuttle, for instance?" "Yes, sir. He used to change very much when - when - when Miss Tuttle came into the room." "Change toward his wife?" "Yes, sir." "How ?" "He grew more distant, much more distant; got up quite fretfully from his seat, if he were sitting beside her, and took up some book or paper." "And Miss Tuttle?" "She never seemed to notice but" "But - ?" "She did not come in very often after this had happened once or twice; I mean into the room upstairs where they used to sit." "Loretta, I regret to put this question, but after your replies I |
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