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The tale takes the final turn of the screw.

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The next day after lessons, Mrs. Gross found a moment to say to me quietly,

Have you written, miss?

Yes, I've written, but I didn't add for the hour

that my letter sealed and directed was still in my pocket.

There would be time enough to send it before the messenger should go to the village.

Meanwhile, there had been on the part of my pupils

...