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He had not been long in Buenos Ayres, and knew scarcely any one, with the exception of a person who did not bear the best of characters, and has since left—a Mrs. Vaughan. HE HAD NOT BEEN LONG IN BUENNESARRES AND KNEW SCARCELY ANY ONE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A PERSON WHO DID NOT BEAR THE BEST OF CHARACTERS AND HAS SINCE LEFT A MISSUS VAUGHAN
 locked room for fifteen minutes. If when we go in it is not done, I shall call the nearest policeman. That is all.” “I must go now. I cannot stay here any longer; I cannot bear this. Good-night.” “Good-night, Austin.” The door shut, but in a moment it was open again, and Austin stood, white and ghastly, in the entrance. “I was forgetting,” he said, “that I too have something to tell. I have received a letter from Dr. Harding of Buenos Ayres. He says that he attended Meyrick for three weeks before his death.” “And does he say what carried him off in the prime of life? It was not fever?” “No, it was not fever. According to the doctor, it was an utter collapse of the whole system, probably caused by some severe shock. But he states that the patient would tell him nothing, and that he was consequently at some disadvantage in treating the case.” “Is there anything more?” “Yes. Dr. Harding ends his letter by saying: ‘I think this is all the information I can give you about your poor friend. D LEAVE HELEN VAUGHAN ALONE WITH THIS CORD IN A LOCKED ROOM FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES IF WHEN WE GO IN IT IS NOT DONE I SHALL CALL THE NEAREST POLICEMAN THAT IS ALL I MUST GO NOW I CANNOT STAY HERE ANY LONGER I CANN BEAR THIS GOOD NIGHT GOOD NIGHT AUSTIN THE DOOR SHUT BUT IN A MOMENT IT WAS OPEN AGAIN AND AUSTIN STOOD WHITE AND GHASTLY IN THE ENTRANCE I WAS FORGETTING HE SAID THAT I TOO HAVE SOMETHING TO TELL I HAVE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM DOCTOR HARDING OF WIENNES AYS HE SAYS THAT HE ATTENDED MEYRICK FOR THREE WEEKS BEFORE HIS DEATH AND DOES HE SAY WHAT CARRIED HIM OFF IN THE PRIME OF LIFE IT WAS NOT FEVER NO IT WAS NOT FEVER ACCORDING TO THE DOCTOR IT WAS AN UTTER COLLAPSE OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM PROBABLY CAUSED BY SOME SEVERE SHOCK BUT HE STATES THAT THE PATIENT WOULD TELL HIM NOTHING AND THAT HE WAS CONSEQUENTLY AT SOME DISADVANTAGE IN TREATING THE CASE IS THERE ANYTHING MORE YES DOCTOR HARDING ENDS HIS LETTER BY SAYING I THINK THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION I CAN GIVE YOU ABOUT YOUR POOR FRIEND
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