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"But Pamela Pebmarsh? " I asked after a while, for he had paused and was gazing attentively at the photograph of a very beautiful and exquisitely-gowned woman.
"Ah, yes, Pamela Pebmarsh," he said with a smile. "There was yet another act in that palpitating drama of her life-one act-the _dénouement_ as unexpected as it was thrilling. Salvation came where it was least expected-from Jemima Gadd, who seemed to have made up her mind that Pamela had killed her aunt, and yet who was the first to prove her innocence.