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Edmund had gone when I awoke, but he had left a note saying that he would be back early with what he called "the fixings for to-night. " He would remain all day, he said, and I was to go out and leave all to him.
I was glad to be at liberty, for I felt as though I had been imprisoned for weeks in the hotel, and I detested the sight and the thought of the place.