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He did not seem as friendly this morning as he usually is. He claimed he had not slept very well last night and set to work immediately. He said he would show me the grounds later since the weather has cleared up.

He hardly looked at me. I feel like my heart is going to break. I let him down. I acted like a naive child.

He knows so much of the world and I have been nowhere and done nothing.

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Dec. 13, 1904 - The Diary of Miss. Whetherby Found in Abandoned House

Elizabeth Whetherby, a bright and intelligent woman, and the youngest child of Wilhelm and Josephina Whetherby, vanished on the night of April 7, 1862. To the dismay of her family and friends, there were no suspects in the case though a few local men had been questioned. The case became the property of the Unsolved Crime Division and buried amongst the other files. Years later, a stained and weather-beaten diary has been found in the basement of an abandoned building in Redinshire. The cover, ripped and water-damaged, bears the embossed name "Elizabeth Whetherby."

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