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muttering that he would be back directly. He was as good as his
word; for, in an exceedingly short time, he burst into the room,
and seizing, without a word of apology or explanation, a lighted
candle and tumbler of hot punch from the table, darted away like a
madman.

‘What the deuce is the matter with him?’ exclaimed Crowl,
throwing the door open. ‘Hark! Is there any noise above?’

The guests rose in great confusion, and, looking in each other’s
faces with much perplexity and some fear, stretched their necks
forward, and listened attentively.


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