Coroner: So he would not like you to go out with a young woman?—No.
Mr. Ingleby Eddie quoted from a letter found in Tyler's possession: Though I have been in many worries and scrapes this is one I cannot find a possible way out of, except this Which I am taking. You know the trouble and would not help me in any Your promises were broken as I am now.
Mr. Ingleby Eddie: What does he mean? Cold, Hungry, Alone...
Freeman: There is only one thing I can think—that when we were in Egypt we made a promise that we would keep together alway Continuing reading from the letter Mr. Ingleby Eddie quoted: In all my life I never felt so lonely as I do now. I am cold, hungry and. alone. Everything is quiet, and it is bitterly cold. I am not a bit sorry for what I am doing. In fact, I am very glad to finish with everything.
Ido not blame you. I know I have been unagreeable. but, after all, you did make a promise, which you have broken. So good-bye. Please think the best of me if you can.
No doubt Tyler was very devoted to this Guardsman said Mr. Ingleby Eddie.
Apparently he was very jealous of Freeman going out with a young woman, and in a fit of pique took his life.
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