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Larose was very troubled, as, late that afternoon, he sat alone in his room and gave himself up to his thoughts.
He was intending to make his way to the house upon the marsh as soon as darkness fell, and determine once and for all if the man who had been crouching under the hedge that morning were indeed the same one who had come up behind him that night when he had fired upon the pursuing car.