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Chapter 11 The Summons The morning papers contained a more detailed account of the murder

than those of the evening before, but to my great relief, in none of them was Eleanor's name

mentioned in the connection I most dreaded. The final paragraph in the Times ran thus. The

detectives are upon the track of the missing girl Hannah, and in the herald I've read the following

notice. A liberal reward would be given by the relatives of Eurasia 11-Worth Esquire deceased,

for any news of the whereabouts of one Hannah Chester disappeared from the house Fifth Avenue,

since the evening of March 4. Set girl was of Irish extraction in age about 25, and may be known

by the following characteristics. Form, tall and slender, hair, dark brown with a tinge of red,

complexion, fresh, features delicate and well-made, hands small, but with the fingers much

pricked by the use of the needle, feet large, and of a coarse or type than the hands.

She had on, when last seen, a checked gingham dress, brown and white, and was supposed to have

wrapped herself in a red and green blanket-chall, very old. Beside the above distinctive marks,

she had upon her right hand-dressed the scar of a large burn, also a pitter-too of small pox

upon the left temple. This paragraph turned my thoughts in a new direction. Oddly enough,

I had expended very little thought upon this girl, and yet how apparent it was that she was the

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