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 				<p>I went into the bathroom to see if I was right, and I was. I shut off the dining-room and stopped the buzzing and came back to bed. My wife said:</p>
 				<p>“What do you suppose he is after now?”</p>
 				<p>I said: “I think he has got all the vegetables he wants and is coming up for napkin rings and odds and ends for the wife and the children. They all have families⁠—burglars have⁠—and they are always thoughtful of them; always take a few necessaries of life for themselves, and the rest as tokens of remembrance for the family. In taking them they do not forget us. Those very things represent tokens of his remembrance of us also. We never get them again. The memory of the attention remains embalmed in our hearts.”</p>
-				<p>She said. “Are you going down to see what it is he wants now?”</p>
-				<p>‘ “No,” I said; “I am no more interested than I was before. These are experienced people. <em>They</em> know what they want. I should be no help to him. I <em>think</em> he is after ceramics and bric-a-brac and such things. If he knows the house he knows that that is all that he can find on the dining-room floor.”</p>
+				<p>She said, “Are you going down to see what it is he wants now?”</p>
+				<p>“No,” I said; “I am no more interested than I was before. These are experienced people. <em>They</em> know what they want. I should be no help to him. I <em>think</em> he is after ceramics and bric-a-brac and such things. If he knows the house he knows that that is all that he can find on the dining-room floor.”</p>
 				<p>She said, “Suppose he comes up here!”</p>
 				<p>I said: “It is all right. He will give us notice.”</p>
 				<p>She said, “What shall we do then?”</p>