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Read in the Wunder reader — freeQ. What did he bring home and give to his wife?
A. A small parcel; he gave it to his wife and told her it was of value and to take care of it.
Q. Did he say any thing else to her?
A. Nothing else.
Q. Did you see any thing more of that parcel on that night?
A. Not that night. On Sunday the 20th, he went out about ten o'clock, between ten and eleven.
Q. Did he return again and when?
A. He returned before twelve.
Q. Did he bring any thing in with him?
A. He brought two coats and two opera hats.
Q. Did he bring the two coats and two opera hats open or inclosed in any thing?
A. They were in a bundle.
Q. Did you see them?
A. Yes.
Q. What sort of coats were they?
A. They were very dark blue, done with braiding--Officers coats.
Q. What coats were they?
A. Like Officers coats.
Q. What was the braiding?
A. It was to ornament the coats.
Q. What was it done in?
A. In flowers.
Q. Of worsted or silk?
A. Of worsted.
Q. What do you mean by opera hats?
A. Shutting together.
Q. Did you remark how the coats were lined?
A. One was lined with white silk.
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