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The Queer Sandlewood Box

“ Quinn made this will while I, myself verified it. I demand silence while the reading is being done. The will concerns everyone in the room." A thrill ran through every person there, even Mrs. Quinn ventured a timid smile, "my husband is surely reaping his revenge." she thought as she thought of what was to happen. Then Mr. Reiss, the lawyer read: "I, James Quinn, wish to have my relatives, each one from the most important to the least, share an equal part in my property and money. As my relatives, my outside ones, I refer to. ”
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The Queer Sandlewood Box

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The Queer Sandlewood Box

“ I want them to have a happy life hereafter." The relatives blushed in shame as the lawyer's voice died away, because they recognized a sarcastic way in which the note was written. "Judging from the amount of people I should surmise each one to get a thousand dollars." "But. Mr. Reiss. husband." here Mrs. Quinn broke down, then resumed. "my husband may have made another will before he died." "That may be possible, Mrs. Quinn, but this bears every evidence of being the last will." ”
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