CHAPTER 32 MISS CORNELIA DISCUSSES THE AFFAIR `` And do you mean to tell me , Anne , dearie , that Dick Moore has turned out not to be Dick Moore at all but somebody else ? Is THAT what you phoned up to me today ? '' `` Yes , Miss Cornelia . It is very amazing , is n't it ? '' `` It 's -- it 's -- just like a man , '' said Miss Cornelia helplessly . She took off her hat with trembling fingers . For once in her life Miss Cornelia was undeniably staggered . `` I ca n't seem to sense it , Anne , '' she said . `` I 've heard you say it -- and I believe you -- but I ca n't take it in . Dick Moore is dead -- has been dead all these years -- and Leslie is free ? '' `` Yes . The truth has made her free . Gilbert was right when he said that verse was the grandest in the Bible . '' `` Tell me everything , Anne , dearie . Since I got your phone I 've been in a regular muddle , believe ME . Cornelia Bryant was never so kerflummuxed before . '' `` There is n't a very great deal to tell . Leslie 's letter was short . She did n't go into particulars . This man -- George Moore -- has recovered his memory and knows who he is .
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