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"
You
saw
him
,
sir
?
"
"
Yes
.
Oh
yes
.
"
"
Likewise
the
person
with
him
?
"
"
Person
with
him
!
"
I
repeated
.
"
I
judged
the
person
to
be
with
him
,
"
returned
the
watchman
.
"
The
person
stopped
,
when
he
stopped
to
make
inquiry
of
me
,
and
the
person
took
this
way
when
he
took
this
way
.
"
"
What
sort
of
person
?
"
The
watchman
had
not
particularly
noticed
;
he
should
say
a
working
person
;
to
the
best
of
his
belief
,
he
had
a
dust
-
colored
kind
of
clothes
on
,
under
a
dark
coat
.
The
watchman
made
more
light
of
the
matter
than
I
did
,
and
naturally
;
not
having
my
reason
for
attaching
weight
to
it
.
When
I
had
got
rid
of
him
,
which
I
thought
it
well
to
do
without
prolonging
explanations
,
my
mind
was
much
troubled
by
these
two
circumstances
taken
together
.
Whereas
they
were
easy
of
innocent
solution
apart
—
as
,
for
instance
,
some
diner
out
or
diner
at
home
,
who
had
not
gone
near
this
watchman
’
s
gate
,
might
have
strayed
to
my
staircase
and
dropped
asleep
there
—
and
my
nameless
visitor
might
have
brought
some
one
with
him
to
show
him
the
way
—
still
,
joined
,
they
had
an
ugly
look
to
one
as
prone
to
distrust
and
fear
as
the
changes
of
a
few
hours
had
made
me
.
I
lighted
my
fire
,
which
burnt
with
a
raw
pale
flare
at
that
time
of
the
morning
,
and
fell
into
a
doze
before
it
.
I
seemed
to
have
been
dozing
a
whole
night
when
the
clocks
struck
six
.
As
there
was
full
an
hour
and
a
half
between
me
and
daylight
,
I
dozed
again
;
now
,
waking
up
uneasily
,
with
prolix
conversations
about
nothing
,
in
my
ears
;
now
,
making
thunder
of
the
wind
in
the
chimney
;
at
length
,
falling
off
into
a
profound
sleep
from
which
the
daylight
woke
me
with
a
start
.
