I glanced hurriedly through the letter, then I spoke.

"There is a good deal in this sheet of paper which is strictly

private," I said, "and need not be read for the benefit of the coroner

and the jury; but there are some sentences referring to the state of

Mr. Randall's health which are, as Miss Farnham remarked, of the utmost

importance. I will now proceed to read that portion of the letter."

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