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I wrote to you, Sir, on the subject, to have from yourself an avowal that the account was yours; but as I received no answer, I have reason to compliment you with the supposition that you are not the author of it. However, as the name William Barnett is subscribed to it, you must accept my apologies for making use of that as the ostensible signature of the writer Mr. Mathews's also.
The three letters at the end were the general's coded signature. The wording of the telegram was such that as he read King saw a mental picture of the general's bald red skull and could almost hear him say the "fail to understand." The three words 'much less satisfactory" were a bookful of information.
I am lost if you refuse. Do then what I ask, and save It was addressed to Mrs. Belden; there was no signature or date, only the postmark New York; but I knew the handwriting. It was Mary Leavenworth's. "A damning letter!" came in the dry tones which Q seemed to think fit to adopt on this occasion. "And a damning bit of evidence against the one who wrote it, and the woman who received it!"
I smoothed out the folded sheet over my knee, and read these words, written in a loose, bold character, with no date or designation of place, and with the signature scrawled grandly like the sign-manual of a duke, at least: "Madam: It is my purpose to return to Cairncross forthwith, though you are not to publish it.
He then took another letter. "I do not recognize this writing," he said, as he examined the address. "It is from Switzerland, and is directed to me personally. From whom is it?" He opened the letter, and glanced first at the signature. "Ah," he said, "from Jean Jacques Rousseau! I promised him an asylum.
Of course this latter statement was quite ridiculous, but it took me some time before I could persuade this German official to calm his hate and complete his signature.
Rose, I have no option but to ask you to release me from a position which is not only unpleasant but undignified. If you will be kind enough to waive the question of notice, I would prefer to terminate the engagement at once." Here followed her signature, firm and clear as ever; and then came a postscript, surely a sign of disturbance on the part of so academic a scribe.
Crewe read over the agreement carefully, as a business man should, before putting his signature to it. And then the senator, with renewed invitations for Mr. Crewe to call on him when he came to Newcastle, took his departure. Afterwards Mr. Crewe remained so long in reflection that his man Waters became alarmed, and sought him out and interrupted his revery. The next morning Mrs.
Let me see the letter." She almost caught it from his hands as he picked it from the fender, and looked at the signature. "Hale & Hale?" she read. "I never heard of them!" "No, nor anyone else, I dare say," answered Hector. "Let us see the address at the top," said Annie. "There it is Philpot Lane." "Where is that? I don't believe there is such a place!"
The man read it, and nodded his head, and she signed it. "Now, gentlemen," said the minister, raising his voice, and drawing the paper to him, "you can enter, and witness the signature." As he spoke the door of an adjoining room opened, and a detective and one of the wardens of the minister's church entered.
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