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...said the girl ; ' we must go in at the gate.' (The house, a most unusual thing in London, stands in a garden ; this my wife knew nothing of.) Having made...the girl go in and knock at the door, or simulate it, or whatever the people do, the girl said she heard voices upstairs, and being told to go up, exclaimed,...

...said the girl; 'we must go in at the gate.' (The house, a most unusual thing in London, stands in a garden; this my wife knew nothing of.) Having made...house! there are three doors,' describing them thus. 1 (This was true, and is not usual in any but large houses.) On being told to go into the room from...

...said the girl ; ' we must go in at the gate.' (The house, a most unusual thing in London, stands in a garden ; this my wife knew nothing of.) Having made...comical house ! there are three doors,' describing them thus.1 (This was true, and is not usual in any but large houses.) On being told to go into the room...

...said the girl; 'we must go in at the gate.' (The house, a most unusual thing in London, stands in a garden ; this my wife knew nothing of.) Having made...or whatever the people do, the girl said she heard yokes upstairs, and being told to go up, exclaimed, ' What a comical house ! there are three doors,'...

...unusual thing in London, stands in a garden ; this my wife knew nothing of.) When she had been made to go in and knock at the door, or simulate, or whatever...houses.) On being told to go into the room from whence the voices came, she said, ' Now I see Mr. De Morgan, but he has a nice coat on, and not the long coat...