"a rope fire-escape and a glazier's diamond." -
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is someone planning a breaking and entering ?
and I had to chuckle when you smugly said "those alterations at the Grosvenor were very opportune"
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how true !
very interesting chapter. So someone definitely is dropping letters to be sent even after the death of Fuller. Who could it be ? I'm still suspecting Olden for that job.
I found two small errors this time:
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at 7:43: "He asked if I knew whether she
ever came here to Fullerton's room" - you forgot "ever", although that is such a minor change of meaning that I would say, it's negligible. I let you decide if you want to correct this
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at 8:07: "I didn't see her, but the elevator boy
told, same as Donohue told at the inquest, that she wore a veil and a dark dress and a fur coat, short." - you say "
did" but this doesn't work out grammatically with the rest of the sentence and sounds weird
Sonia