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It was with a feeling of great relief that, next morning, I heard the / dogs barking jubilantly in the yard, answering, each in turn, to their / names. Nokomis, I knew by her heavy note, had returned to the house. / Joy was, then, herself.
This was better than I had dared to hope. My suspicions in regard to the / doctor were now strengthened and I felt intuitively that, in some way, / his presence at Midmeadows accounted for the increasing frequency of / Edna's visitations.