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-"You've let yourself in for it, Mrs. Dr. dear," said Susan, who had overheard most of the conversation as she polished her silver in the pantry.
-"Haven't I? But, Susan, I really do want to write that 'obituary.' I liked Anthony Mitchell. what little I've seen of him. and I feel sure that he'd turn over in his grave if his obituary was like the run of the mill in the Daily Enterprise. Anthony had an inconvenient sense of humour."