The Crime of the French Café and Other Stories by Nicholas Carter
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"Only a minute. I went back to the desk, and then was called by a waiter
upstairs. Just as I turned to go I saw Corbut coming through the hall." "Did you speak to him?" "Yes; I called to him to stay by the desk while I went upstairs." "Did he answer?" "Yes; he said 'very well.'" "And that's the last you saw of him?" "Yes." "All right; so much for Corbut. Now for the two men. Would you know them?" "Not the man in room A. I didn't notice him particularly." "But how about the man who came out of this room? He's the one we're after." "I would know him," said Gaspard, slowly. "Yes; I feel sure that I could identify him." "That's good. Now for the crime itself. Go back to the desk and ring for a messenger. When he comes, send him here. Don't let anybody else come, and don't say a word to anybody about this affair." |
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