Chapter 3
I made no mistake when I said that my bag was heavier. Uncle Joseph put something in it, at some point on the train, and I have no idea what it is... Well. I know that it is a book, a large, quite dusty book bound in rich brown leather. The pages are stained and yellowing, crumpled slightly.
But I have gone no further than untying the lace that keeps it shut, flicking through the pages; but not reading them. I - I haven't quite dared to read them, yet.
So now is the time to do just that.
I open the book slowly, this time, and carefully brush away the dust that covers the paper like a sheet. I look down at the old fashioned handwriting carefully drawn out in the thick, black ink.
I take a deep breath.
It is time to begin.

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