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Two months later Steele asked her to come to the office at six o'clock, an hour at which the evening room was empty, and suggested that she should give up reporting, and start a column of paragraphs.
"I should like it better, of course," said Patience, after he had fully explained the requirements of the new department. "I was going to tell you that I _would not_ go to that Morgue again."