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57623	Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson)	The Loudwater Tragedy			.txt	text/plain	60523	2968	80	Her husband had been gone a little over an hour when Mrs. Melray rang hand of the younger for a moment before each went his way, he said, For the mother of a son who numbered eight-and-twenty summers Mrs. Winslade might be called a young-looking woman. "My dear, you know as well as I do that he is the only son of Mrs. Winslade, who has been a neighbour of ours for the last dozen years, "It has come at last--that which I have so long dreaded!" said Mrs. Winslade, speaking in a hard dry voice, wholly different from her son," began Mrs. Winslade a few minutes later, when she and Phil had business, he has proved to be everything that could be wished--so Mrs. Melray herself gives me to understand--and there is little doubt that, "'Suppose I answer the question for you,' said Mrs. Melray presently,	./cache/57623.txt	./txt/57623.txt