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Chapter 13. The Problem When we re-entered the parlor below, the first sight that met our eyes

was Mary, standing wrapped in her long cloak in the center of the room. She had arrived during

our absence, and now awaited us, with lifted head and countenance, fixed in its proudest expression.

Looking in her face, I realized what the embarrassment of this meeting must be to these women,

and would have retreated, but something in the attitude of Mary Levinworth seemed to forbid me

doing so. At the same time, determined that the opportunity did not pass without some sort of

reconcilement between them, I stepped forward, and bowing to Mary said, your cousin has just

succeeded in convincing me of her entire innocence, Miss Levinworth. I am now ready to join Mr.

Greys, heart and soul, in finding out the true culprit. I should have thought one look into

Eleanor Levinworth's face would have been enough to satisfy you, that she is incapable of crime,

was her unexpected answer, and lifting her head with a proud gesture, Mary Levinworth fixed her

eyes, steadfastly on mine. I felt the blood flashed to my brow, but before I could speak,

her voice rose again, still more coldly than before. It is hard for a delicate girl,

unused to ought, but the most flattering expressions of regard, to be obliged to assure the world

of her innocence, in respect to the Committee of a Great Crime. Eleanor has my sympathy,

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