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प्रश्न
How had Max actually entered the room?
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उत्तर
Max had used a duplicate key to enter Ausable’s room.
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Why did the children lock Margot in a closet?
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| callous | unperturbed |
| well-known | gardener |
| reminder | zealous service |
| Remember Caesar | assassination |
| shut | convinced |
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What made Lord Weston think that his life was in danger?
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Why did the speaker consider his lifeless important?
