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Portrait of Sax Rohmer Sax Rohmer The Green Eyes of Bast — XXIII. THE INEVITABLE (1920)

Diverted, now, from the notorious Red House, public interest had centered upon my residence, and the seclusion which I had gone so far to seek was disturbed almost hourly by impertinent callers who seemed to think that the scene of a sensational crime was public property.
Coates had effectually disillusioned several of them on this point, but, nevertheless, the cottage had become distasteful to me. I realized that I must seek a new residence without delay. Shall I add that the primary cause of my reclusion no longer operated so powerfully? Of my dreams at this time I will speak later
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Portrait of Sax Rohmer Sax Rohmer The Green Eyes of Bast — XXIII. THE INEVITABLE (1920)

I said, as the active old lady ran out (Mary not being promptly enough in attendance) . "She loves to keep running in and out like a waiter! What a friend she has been to me, Isobel! You could not be in better company at such a time."
"She's a darling!" agreed Isobel, and when I met her glance across the table she blushed entrancingly.
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