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"And this was Harvey's room," continued the woman glancing around the chamber, and then bestowing especial attention upon the fireplace.
"This was his room," replied Leopold, as he moved towards the door. "Can I do anything more for you?"
"No, nothing now. You are the boatman, I believe; and you have bought a new boat."
"I bought one just before Harvey Barth left the house. Did he tell you about her?"
"Well, nothing in particular, only he said you were a great boatman, and a very good boy."
As the woman did not seem inclined to say anything more, Leopold left the room, and returned to the office.
"Can you make out what she is, Leopold?" asked his father.
"No; she says she is no relation to Harvey, but she was a good deal interested in him. She seems to know all about me; but I suppose Harvey Barth told her."