Stories with a Vengeance — page 114: what you’re looking at

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110 OR RUNS YOUR MIND ON ANOTHER LOVE? “Fis lordship’s widowed sister, Lady|a bottle of chloral was found in her hand, Clare Eliot, who resided with him, was/| with the glass stopper out. found dead in bed. ‘Occasionally, though seldom, the de- “She had the previous evening been| ceased had of late used chloral for neu- present, in excellent health and spirits, at|ralgic pain, and itis probable that an at- a ball gtven at Clyffe Castle by Sir Clyffe| tack may have come on after the cold drive and Lady Dashwood. home. “When her attendant left her for the| “Her ladyship was married in 186— to night Lady Clare appeared quite as usual; | Colonel Eliot, of the Dragoon Guards, and but had apparently felt ill afterwards, as | leaves no family.” | JOO @ © = a S CO)