​THE FOURTH SCENE.-23

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She tried the door nearest to the front of the house on the right-hand side of the landing. Capricious chance had deserted her already. The lock was turned. She tried the door opposite, on her left hand. The boots ranged symmetrically in a row, and the razors on the dressing-table, told her at once that she had not found the right room yet. She returned to the right-hand side of the landing, walked down a little passage leading to the back of the house, and tried a third door. The door opened, and the two opposite extremes of female humanity, Mrs. Wragge and Mrs. Lecount, stood face to face in an instant! “I beg ten thousand pardons!” said Mrs. Lecount, with the most consummate self-possession. “Lord bless us and save us!” cried Mrs. Wragge, with the most helpless amazement. The two

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