it they were the men seen by � you see i know all about it they probably carried the body to the hut to it whether they or not i do not know nor do i know if it was who killed the doctor all i say is that those two stole the body oh indeed i remarked mr and put the remains of dr the mystery back in the vault i suppose and what did he do with s body i don t know buried it on the very likely mr had not the key of the vault cried indignantly it had been stolen by the quiet gentleman so i understand retort od sharply and who says so mr himself believe me sir he to the that key was never stolen had it in his pocket he lied about that for his own safety i don t believe it said mr was at on the night the crime was committed i know he was i cried with emphasis he was with me and miss you are wrong both of you he came back to on that night and returned to before dawn i understand it is only an hour s journey from here it is not true insisted uneasily i saw mr at eight o clock that night at the hotel i dare say but at ten o clock he was at how can you prove that if you will permit me said and rising he left the room y trouble before mr and could exchange a remark he was back again with a man who had evidently been waiting cried the much annoyed and what has to do with this preposterous story if you ask him he will tell you said politely and resumed his seat the looked indignantly at his who as minor official in the church should have before his superior but there was no or about the old fellow was as malicious as a and as looking more rusty than ever he stood twisting his greasy old hat and shifting from one leg to the other oh i seed muster yes i seed un on the night o the funeral i were in the yard a at em as i d tucked away an i clapped eyes on muster he at the vault where i d put away the last of em he about what time was that asked mr with severity well it might be about ten muster sir and what were you doing out of bed at that hour at em retorted wiping his mouth lor bless you muster i o the mystery all in the yard s m own save some of the old i like to see em all quiet an humble in their narrow homes ay an i seed muster an he i ve come to look round an you needn t say as i ve bin about here s money for ye ay he did say that an me money course i said as there isn t no law folk round to see how them as has passed away is along how long was mr with you it might be about five minutes sir he went to a train at the half hour to go back to miss � i sees you well miss i with a pull of his to the girl who was pale and trembling at this disastrous confirmation why didn t you tell me this lor bless you miss twas little use you sides when i found muster was gone bein put away comfortable like in the vault i did say to muster as it wasn t friendly like of him to upset my but muster he says as he had to do with the of him an how he got out of the vault being and down was more than he knew so he being the squire miss it wasn t my place to say i knows the station of life i ve bin called to trouble i i it was your duty to come to me said the severely shook his head t no good bad blood muster muster in the yard but he didn t take the last of em away i say he did put in with emphasis ay ay you thinks you knows a lot but i tell you you don t if it wasn t that i let slip to that fat un while wi drink as i seed muster you d have know d naught but when the wine s in he talks foolish like ay he as a babe does who is this fat man he speaks of asked my other witness replied promptly yon can go send in the nodded wiped his mouth and backed to the door with a final excuse as i muster t wouldn t be right to blame for the tongue o he muster it so but the red wine � which is to say beer an such like � the heart of glad as holy scripture an i ll go now you an miss happiness an long life after which speech the old sinner the mystery out of the room pulling his you see said with a triumphant look at the other two was in and in the churchyard on that night it would seem so but that does not prove he took away the body put in my second witness can prove that come in the fat man in new clothes rolled into the room said he the turned an angry glance on him this is not the time for playing the fool he said you are a cunning rogue but some day you will yourself now then out with your lie lie i scorn to the truth reverend sir i shall tell the truth in i hope not threw in the laughing in spite of himself at this abuse of quotation which means reverend sir went on the old 