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who else beside Clarice had attended the
Exactly who else beside Clarice had attended the spread, no one knew; for she was the only one who owned up when the matter had been made the object of a very solemn house meeting a couple of days later.
— from The Mystery of Arnold Hall by Helen M. Persons

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