The Just and the Unjust by Vaughan Kester
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"But _who_ is going to bring him back?"
"They want him as a witness in the McBride case. They--Moxlow, that is--seems to think he knows something that may be of importance. He's a crazy fool, with his notions!" "But North--" Evelyn began. "It may make a lot of trouble for him. They are going to bring him back as a witness, and unless he gives a pretty good account of himself, Moxlow's scheme is to try and hold him--" "What do you mean by a good account of himself?" "He'll, have to be able to tell just where he was between half past five and six o'clock last night; that's when the murder was committed, according to Taylor." "Do you mean he's suspected, Marsh? But he couldn't have done it!" she cried. "How do you know?" he asked quickly. "Why, I was there--" "Where?" "With him--" "Here--was he here?" A great load seemed lifted from him. |
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