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Here is the secret of the death of Elenor	A
From what I learn of her from what I know	B
In living knowing women I am clear	A
About this Elenor Murray Give me power	A
To get the letters power to give a bond	C
To indemnify the company for you know	B
Letters belong to him who writes the letters	D
And if the company is given bond	C
It will surrender them and then you'll know	B
What man she loved this Gregory Wenner or	A
Some other man and if some other man	E
Whether he caused her death	F
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The coroner	A
And Loveridge Chase sat in the coroner's office	G
And talked the matter over And the coroner	A
Who knew this Loveridge Chase was wondering	H
Why Loveridge Chase had taken up the work	I
Of secret service followed it and asked	J
How did you come to give your brains to this	K
Who could do other things And Loveridge said	L
A woman made me I went round the world	M
As jackie once was brought into this world	M
By a mother good and wise but took from her	A
My father someone sense of chivalry	A
Too noble for this world a pity too	N
Abused too much by women I came back	O
Was hired in a bank had I gone on	P
By this time had been up in banking circles	Q
But something happened You can guess I think	R
It was a woman was my wife Leone	S
It matters nothing here except I knew	N
This Elenor Murray through my wife These two	N
Were schoolmates even chums I'll get these letters	D
If you commission me The fact is this	K
I think this Elenor Murray and Leone	S
Were kindred spirits and it does me good	T
Now that I'm living thus without a wife	U
To ferret out this matter of Elenor Murray	A
Perhaps this way or somewhere on the way	V
Find news of my Leone what life she lives	W
And where she is I'm curious still you see	A
Then Coroner Merival who had not heard	X
Of Elenor Murray's letters in New York	Y
Before this talk of Loveridge Chase who heard	X
This story and analysis of Leone	S
Mixed in with other talk and got a light	Z
On Elenor Murray said I know your work	I
Know you as well have confidence in you	N
Make ready to go and bring the letters back	O
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And on the day that Loveridge Chase departs	A2
To get the letters in New York Bernard	B2
A veteran of Belleau married that day	V
To Amy Whidden on a lofty dune	C2
At Millers Indiana with his bride	D2
Long quiet tells her something of the war	A
These soldiers cannot speak what they have lived	E2
But Elenor Murray helps him for the talk	F2
Of Elenor Murray runs the rounds so many	A
Stations whence the talk is sent the men	G2
Or women who had known her came in touch	H2
Somehow with her These newly wedded two	N
Go out to see blue water yellow sand	I2
And watch the white caps pat the sky and hear	A
The intermittent whispers of the waves	J2
And here Bernard the soldier tells his bride	D2
Of Elenor Murray and their days at Nice	K2

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