Mr. Jenner. I will get to that, Mrs. Paine.
Mrs. Paine. Well, that is regret 1.
Mr. Jenner. I don't want to cover too many subjects at the moment.
Mrs. Paine. But then of course you see in light of the events that followed it is a pity that I didn't go directly instead of waiting for the next visit, because the next visit was the 23d of November.
Mr. Jenner. Now I am going to get to that. What did you do with your copy of the letter?
Mrs. Paine. I put my copy of the letter away in an envelope in my desk. I then, Sunday evening, also took the original. I decided to do that Sunday evening.
Mr. Jenner. He had left?
Mrs. Paine. No, he had not left.
Mr. Jenner. He had not left?
Mrs. Paine. I asked the gentlemen present, it included Michael, to come in and help me move the furniture around. I walked in and saw the letter was still there and plunked it into my desk. We then moved all the furniture. I then took it out of the desk and placed it.