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But with this final challenge to her powers of expression it became clear that the limit of the kitchen maid's endurance had been reached. BUT WITH THIS FINAL CHALLENGE TO HER POWERS OF EXPRESSION IT BECAME CLEAR THAT THE LIMIT OF THE PITCHEN MAID'S ENDURANCE HAD BEEN REACHED
ame?" The kitchen-maid was not sure, but supposed it was, since he had written it in answer to her inquiry as to whom she should announce. "And when you carried the paper in to Mr. Boyne, what did he say?" The kitchen-maid did not think that Mr. Boyne had said anything, but she could not be sure, for just as she had handed him the paper and he was opening it, she had become aware that the visitor had followed her into the library, and she had slipped out, leaving the two gentlemen together. "But then, if you left them in the library, how do you know that they went out of the house?" This question plunged the witness into momentary inarticulateness, from which she was rescued by Trimmle, who, by means of ingenious circumlocutions, elicited the statement that before she could cross the hall to the back passage she had heard the gentlemen behind her, and had seen them go out of the front door together. "Then, if you saw the gentleman twice, you must be able to tell me what he looked like.  WAS HIS NAME THE KITCHEN MAID WAS NOT SURE BUT SUPPOSING IT WAS SINCE HE HAD WRITTEN IT IN ANSWER TO HER INQUIRY AS TO WHOM SHE SHOULD ANNOUNCE AND WHEN YOU CARRIED THE PAPER INTO MISTER BOYNE WHAT DID HE SAY THE KITCHEN MAID DID NOT THINK THAT MISTER BOYNE HAD SAID ANYTHING BUT SHE COULD NOT BE SURE FOR JUST AS SHE HAD HANDED HIM THE PAPER AND HE WAS OPENING IT SHE HAD BECOME AWARE THAT THE VISITOR HAD FOLLOWED HER INTO THE LIBRARY AND SHE HAD SLIPPED OUT LEAVING THE TWO GENTLEMEN TOGETHER BUT THEN IF YOU LEFT THEM IN THE LIBRARY HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT THEY WENT OUT OF THE HOUSE THIS QUESTION PLUNGED THE WITNESS INTO A MOMENTARY INARTICULATENESS FROM WHICH SHE WAS RESCUED BY TRIMMEL WHO BY MEANS OF INGENIOUS CIRCUMLOCUTIONS ELICITED THE STATEMENT THAT BEFORE SHE COULD CROSS THE HALL TO THE BACK PASSAGE SHE HAD HEARD THE TWO GENTLEMEN BEHIND HER AND HAD SEEN THEM GO OUT OF THE FRONT DOOR TOGETHER THEN IF YOU SAW THE STRANGE GENTLEMAN TWICE YOU MUST BE ABLE TO TELL ME WHAT HE LOOKED LIKE
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