The Freemason's Daughter: A Novel — page 232: what you’re looking at

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THE FREEMASONS DAUGHTER. 225 ‘““ Nothing else ?”’ ‘‘ Nothing particular,” added the woman. “Remember, you will be examined on your oath,” added the functionary. “Well, then—he got drunk here.” Marjoram took up a pen and began writing. “What are you writing?’ demanded a_ brother officer. ‘Something which may one day be useful,” he said, drily, as he folded the paper and put it in his pocket.” COniiclooecl SS (SO