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to his comfortable home．He lived alone there，except for the two women who cooked and cleaned for him

Mr Edward Dunning was returning from the British Museum Library

But Mr Karswell was a very clever man

out is by asking the people at the British Museum Library for the name of anyone who studies all their old books about alchemy

replied her husband．'Dunning won't tell him and neither shall

'I hope that horrible man Karswell doesn't discover that it was Mr Dunning who said his paper was no good

But it's half past three；we must go．Thank you for an excellent lunch

I don't think Karswell feels the same way

r what Harrington wrote about it，'said Mr Bennett．'If anyone wrote like that about one of my books

And was it as bad as Harrington said

Did you ever read Karswell's History of Witchcraft

He thinks that someone wanted to harm his brother but，of course，he has never been able to prove anything

That was in 1889 and ever since then his brother，Henry，who was also at Cambridge with us

It was quite clear that he had been chased13 by something and people talked about mad

a dead branch broke，he fell and was killed．When they found him the next morning

and suddenly he began to run as fast as he could

the tree in the first place．There he was，an ordinary

said Mr Bennett．'He fell out of a tree and broke his neck