I thought he seemed rather glad to go on with his story.

“From these and other circumstances,” he said, “the coroner’s jury found

that the deceased, Janet MacGregor, came to her death from blows

inflicted by some person to the jury unknown; but it was added that the

evidence pointed strongly to her husband, Thomas MacGregor, as the guilty

person. But Thomas MacGregor has never been found nor heard of. It was

learned that the couple came from Edinburgh, but not—my dear, do you not

observe that Mr. Elderson’s boneplate has water in it?”

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