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After
a
few
seconds
of
silence
Mr.
Trelawny
said
to
Mr.
Corbeck
:
"
You
have
told
Doctor
Winchester
all
up
to
the
present
,
as
we
arranged
?
"
"
Yes
,
"
he
answered
;
so
Mr.
Trelawny
said
:
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"
And
I
have
told
Margaret
,
so
we
all
know
!
"
Then
,
turning
to
the
Doctor
,
he
asked
:
"
And
am
I
to
take
it
that
you
,
knowing
all
as
we
know
it
who
have
followed
the
matter
for
years
,
wish
to
share
in
the
experiment
which
we
hope
to
make
?
"
His
answer
was
direct
and
uncompromising
:
"
Certainly
!
Why
,
when
this
matter
was
fresh
to
me
,
I
offered
to
go
on
with
it
to
the
end
.
Now
that
it
is
of
such
strange
interest
,
I
would
not
miss
it
for
anything
which
you
could
name
.
Be
quite
easy
in
your
mind
,
Mr.
Trelawny
.
I
am
a
scientist
and
an
investigator
of
phenomena
.
I
have
no
one
belonging
to
me
or
dependent
on
me
.
I
am
quite
alone
,
and
free
to
do
what
I
like
with
my
own
--
including
my
life
!
"
Mr.
Trelawny
bowed
gravely
,
and
turning
to
Mr.
Corbeck
said
:
"
I
have
known
your
ideas
for
many
years
past
,
old
friend
;
so
I
need
ask
you
nothing
.
As
to
Margaret
and
Malcolm
Ross
,
they
have
already
told
me
their
wishes
in
no
uncertain
way
.
"
He
paused
a
few
seconds
,
as
though
to
put
his
thoughts
or
his
words
in
order
;
then
he
began
to
explain
his
views
and
intentions
.
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He
spoke
very
carefully
,
seeming
always
to
bear
in
mind
that
some
of
us
who
listened
were
ignorant
of
the
very
root
and
nature
of
some
things
touched
upon
,
and
explaining
them
to
us
as
he
went
on
:
"
The
experiment
which
is
before
us
is
to
try
whether
or
no
there
is
any
force
,
any
reality
,
in
the
old
Magic
.
There
could
not
possibly
be
more
favourable
conditions
for
the
test
;
and
it
is
my
own
desire
to
do
all
that
is
possible
to
make
the
original
design
effective
.
That
there
is
some
such
existing
power
I
firmly
believe
.
It
might
not
be
possible
to
create
,
or
arrange
,
or
organise
such
a
power
in
our
own
time
;
but
I
take
it
that
if
in
Old
Time
such
a
power
existed
,
it
may
have
some
exceptional
survival
.
After
all
,
the
Bible
is
not
a
myth
;
and
we
read
there
that
the
sun
stood
still
at
a
man
's
command
,
and
that
an
ass
--
not
a
human
one
--
spoke
.
And
if
the
Witch
at
Endor
could
call
up
to
Saul
the
spirit
of
Samuel
,
why
may
not
there
have
been
others
with
equal
powers
;
and
why
may
not
one
among
them
survive
?
Indeed
,
we
are
told
in
the
Book
of
Samuel
that
the
Witch
of
Endor
was
only
one
of
many
,
and
her
being
consulted
by
Saul
was
a
matter
of
chance
.
He
only
sought
one
among
the
many
whom
he
had
driven
out
of
Israel
;
'
all
those
that
had
Familiar
Spirits
,
and
the
Wizards
.
'
This
Egyptian
Queen
,
Tera
,
who
reigned
nearly
two
thousand
years
before
Saul
,
had
a
Familiar
,
and
was
a
Wizard
too
.
See
how
the
priests
of
her
time
,
and
those
after
it
tried
to
wipe
out
her
name
from
the
face
of
the
earth
,
and
put
a
curse
over
the
very
door
of
her
tomb
so
that
none
might
ever
discover
the
lost
name
.
Ay
,
and
they
succeeded
so
well
that
even
Manetho
,
the
historian
of
the
Egyptian
Kings
,
writing
in
the
tenth
century
before
Christ
,
with
all
the
lore
of
the
priesthood
for
forty
centuries
behind
him
,
and
with
possibility
of
access
to
every
existing
record
,
could
not
even
find
her
name
.
Did
it
strike
any
of
you
,
in
thinking
of
the
late
events
,
who
or
what
her
Familiar
was
?
"
There
was
an
interruption
,
for
Doctor
Winchester
struck
one
hand
loudly
on
the
other
as
he
ejaculated
: