The Crime of the French Café and Other Stories by Nicholas Carter
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"How do you know that he is innocent?"
Before Hammond could reply there came a knock at the door. Nick answered it. "Come in, Gaspard," he said, throwing the door wide open. "You sent for me, and--Good God! who is this?" "You know him, then?" "Yes, yes, I know him," cried Gaspard; "he is the man who was in room A last night." CHAPTER V. PATSY'S TIP. Gaspard's declaration produced a stunning effect upon Hammond. At first he seemed thunderstruck. There was a look in his face which made Nick say to himself, "It isn't true." But whether the accusation was true or false, Nick knew at once that Hammond recognized Gaspard. |
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