goodness itself -- never more good than this morning
she was," shouted back Anna loyally.

"Fortunate you are," the voice became rather sharp
and dry. "I notice already have to quit -- told I must
skip."

"Never!" cried Anna indignantly. "Who has that
you told?"

"The police."

"A bad business," wailed Anna. She was shocked
at what her old acquaintance told her. "I will Mrs.
Otway ask you to help," she shouted back.

He muttered a word or two and then, "Unless
before eight you communicate, Jane and I expect you
this evening.

"Certainly, Herr Frohling."

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