Murder in Any Degree by Owen Johnson
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"Probable even. And who else is coming?" "Maude Lille--you know her?" "I think not." "You met her here--a journalist." "Quite so, a strange career." "Mr. Harris, a clubman, is coming, and the Stanley Cheevers." "The Stanley Cheevers!" said Flanders with some surprise. "Are we going to gamble?" "You believe in that scandal about bridge?" "Certainly not," said Flanders, smiling. "You see I was present. The Cheevers play a good game, a well united game, and have an unusual system of makes. By-the-way, it's Jackson who is very attentive to Mrs. Cheever, isn't it?" "Quite right." "What a charming party," said Flanders flippantly. "And where does Maude Lille come in?" "Don't joke. She is in a desperate way," said Mrs. Kildair, with a little sadness in her eyes. |
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