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GREATEST SHORT STORIES

which it twined itself as I threw, why, as you can at once see, I had but little difficulty in making my way up the face of the wall with such assistance. The ladder which attracted your notice is, as you see, lashed to the iron railing in the identical spot where I thus made my escape; and, for fear of similar accidents, they have placed another one in the corresponding comer of the other compartment of the tank ever since my remarkable night's adventure in the Reservoir.”

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