A Man and His Money by Frederic Stewart Isham
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"Would you mind--explaining?" he asked quietly. He didn't need any
support now, but stood with head well back, a steady gleam in his look. "What you--know?" "I know--you are a thief!" She spoke the Words fiercely. His face twitched. "How do you know?" "By the kind of evidence I can believe." "And that?" he said in the same quiet voice. "The evidence of my own eyes!" He was still, as if thinking. He looked down; then away. "Why don't you protest?" she demanded. "Protest," he repeated. "Or ask me to explain further--" "Well, explain further," he said patiently. "Put your mind back three weeks ago--at about eleven o'clock in the morning. Where were you? what were you doing? what was happening?" Mr. Heatherbloom looked very thoughtful. "At the corner of"--she mentioned the streets--"not far from Riverside |
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