The Red House Mystery by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne
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"If anybody had come out of the office while you were in the library, would you have heard it?" "I think so. Unless they had come out very quietly on purpose." "Would you call Mark a hasty-tempered man?" Cayley considered this carefully before answering. "Hasty-tempered, yes," he said. "But not violent-tempered." "Was he fairly athletic? Active and quick?" "Active and quick, yes. Not particularly strong." "Yes .... One question more. Was Mark in the habit of carrying any considerable sum of money about with him?" "Yes. He always had one 100 pound note on him, and perhaps ten or twenty pounds as well." "Thank you, Mr. Cayley." Cayley went back heavily to his seat. "Damn it," said Antony to himself, "why do I like the fellow?" "Antony Gillingham!" Again the eager interest of the room could be felt. Who was this |
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