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The following morning, just as the highly disgusted Miss Jane Carrington was being driven into Colchester, with tears of baffled spite in her eyes and a crossed cheque for three months' salary in her bag, Mrs.
Jackson arrived at the back door of the Priory to have speech with her brother, Samuel Chime.