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KINNEY, away from the lure of Anna's presence, wondered how he had been so subjugated by her. The man was soft-hearted but hard-headed, and, thinking it all over, he began to wonder whether she hadn't purposely bamboozled him.
He began to think that it would be quite possible for her story to be all true up to the tap on Curran's door. Or rather to the next statement, which was that Anna was sure the visitor was a woman.