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91
He
went
straight
upstairs
,
and
the
stranger
's
door
being
ajar
,
he
pushed
it
open
and
was
entering
without
any
ceremony
,
being
of
a
naturally
sympathetic
turn
of
mind
.
92
The
blind
was
down
and
the
room
dim
.
He
caught
a
glimpse
of
a
most
singular
thing
,
what
seemed
a
handless
arm
waving
towards
him
,
and
a
face
of
three
huge
indeterminate
spots
on
white
,
very
like
the
face
of
a
pale
pansy
.
Then
he
was
struck
violently
in
the
chest
,
hurled
back
,
and
the
door
slammed
in
his
face
and
locked
.
It
was
so
rapid
that
it
gave
him
no
time
to
observe
.
A
waving
of
indecipherable
shapes
,
a
blow
,
and
a
concussion
.
There
he
stood
on
the
dark
little
landing
,
wondering
what
it
might
be
that
he
had
seen
.
93
A
couple
of
minutes
after
,
he
rejoined
the
little
group
that
had
formed
outside
the
"
Coach
and
Horses
.
"
There
was
Fearenside
telling
about
it
all
over
again
for
the
second
time
;
there
was
Mrs.
Hall
saying
his
dog
did
n't
have
no
business
to
bite
her
guests
;
there
was
Huxter
,
the
general
dealer
from
over
the
road
,
interrogative
;
and
Sandy
Wadgers
from
the
forge
,
judicial
;
besides
women
and
children
,
all
of
them
saying
fatuities
:
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94
"
Would
n't
let
en
bite
me
,
I
knows
"
;
"
'
Tas
n't
right
have
such
dargs
"
;
"
Whad
'
e
bite
'n
for
,
then
?
"
and
so
forth
.
95
Mr.
Hall
,
staring
at
them
from
the
steps
and
listening
,
found
it
incredible
that
he
had
seen
anything
so
very
remarkable
happen
upstairs
.
Besides
,
his
vocabulary
was
altogether
too
limited
to
express
his
impressions
.
96
"
He
do
n't
want
no
help
,
he
says
,
"
he
said
in
answer
to
his
wife
's
inquiry
.
"
We
'd
better
be
a-takin
'
of
his
luggage
in
.
"
97
"
He
ought
to
have
it
cauterised
at
once
,
"
said
Mr.
Huxter
;
"
especially
if
it
's
at
all
inflamed
.
"
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98
"
I
'd
shoot
en
,
that
's
what
I
'd
do
,
"
said
a
lady
in
the
group
.
99
Suddenly
the
dog
began
growling
again
.
100
"
Come
along
,
"
cried
an
angry
voice
in
the
doorway
,
and
there
stood
the
muffled
stranger
with
his
collar
turned
up
,
and
his
hat-brim
bent
down
.
"
The
sooner
you
get
those
things
in
the
better
I
'll
be
pleased
.
"
It
is
stated
by
an
anonymous
bystander
that
his
trousers
and
gloves
had
been
changed
.