[Luminance-devel] Remember that as yet we are

[Gleave <fre...@do...>]

Ere that day." "It was hers; I have no doubt of it." "Left by her in the
little room where she was whiling away the time during which the
gentlemen conversed together, possibly about that bit of writing she
afterward alluded to." "Certainly." "Her mind was not expectant of evil,
for she was smoothing her hair when the shock came----" "Yes, madam, I
follow you." "And had to be carried out of the place after----" "What?"
"She had placed that cross on Mr. Adams's breast. That was a woman's
act, Mr. Gryce." "I am glad to hear you say so. The placing of that
cross on a layman's breast was a mystery to me, and is still, I must
own. Great remorse or great fright only can account for it." "You will
find many mysteries in this case, Mr. Gryce." "As great a number as I
ever encountered." "I have to add one." "Another?" "It concerns the old
butler." "I thought you did not see him." "I did not see him in the room
where Mr. Adams lay." "Ah! Where, then?" "Upstairs. My interest was not
confined to the scene of the murder. Wishin