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Yes
;
and
I
knew
your
niece
,
Miss
Tamsin
,
a
little
.
I
have
something
bad
to
tell
you
.
312
About
her
no
!
She
has
just
come
home
,
I
believe
,
with
her
husband
.
They
arranged
to
return
this
afternoon
to
the
inn
beyond
here
.
313
She
s
not
there
.
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314
How
do
you
know
?
315
Because
she
s
here
.
She
s
in
my
van
,
he
added
slowly
.
316
What
new
trouble
has
come
?
murmured
Mrs
.
Yeobright
,
putting
her
hand
over
her
eyes
.
317
I
can
t
explain
much
,
ma
am
.
All
I
know
is
that
,
as
I
was
going
along
the
road
this
morning
,
about
a
mile
out
of
Anglebury
,
I
heard
something
trotting
after
me
like
a
doe
,
and
looking
round
there
she
was
,
white
as
death
itself
.
Oh
,
Diggory
Venn
!
she
said
,
I
thought
twas
you
will
you
help
me
?
I
am
in
trouble
.
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319
How
did
she
know
your
Christian
name
?
said
Mrs
.
Yeobright
doubtingly
.
320
I
had
met
her
as
a
lad
before
I
went
away
in
this
trade
.
She
asked
then
if
she
might
ride
,
and
then
down
she
fell
in
a
faint
.
I
picked
her
up
and
put
her
in
,
and
there
she
has
been
ever
since
.
She
has
cried
a
good
deal
,
but
she
has
hardly
spoke
;
all
she
has
told
me
being
that
she
was
to
have
been
married
this
morning
.
I
tried
to
get
her
to
eat
something
,
but
she
couldn
t
;
and
at
last
she
fell
asleep
.