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but, such as it was, it seemed roughly to agree with what we knew of the
appearance of Lotta the lodger (as we may for convenience call her, to
distinguish her from the testatrix [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], whom we may call, simply, Lotta). But
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it agreed equally well with the woman in the picture and with Oldfield's
description of Emma Robey.
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settled definitely with Penfield [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I proceeded to sort out the facts and to
seek to add to them. I began by inspecting Lotta's will at Somerset House
and trying to memorize her signature, and, as a matter of routine [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I se-
cured copies of the wills of Montagu and of Barbara Dalton. From the
former of these I learned nothing fresh, and from Barbara's only one
trivial and apparently insignificant fact; which was that she had be-
queathed all her chattels to her sister Linda, with the exception of her vi-
olin, which she gave to Lotta; from which it was reasonable to infer that
Lotta was able to play the violin. But that fact, though I noted it, seemed
to have no possible bearing on our inquiry.
"And now I addressed myself to the really important question: Was
the lodger at Jacob Street the same person as Lotta the testatrix? The
most likely source of t