The Silent Bullet by Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin) Reeve
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page 74 of 359 (20%)
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"She came well recommended, sir. Here is the letter in my writing-desk. She had been employed by the Caswell-Joneses at Shelter Island before she came here." "I may keep this letter" asked Craig, scanning it quickly. "Yes." "By the way, where were the bottles of spring water kept" "In the kitchen." "Did Bridget take charge of them?" "Yes." "Did Mr. Bisbee have any guests during the last week that he was here?" "Only Mr. Denny one night." "H'm!" exclaimed Craig. "Well, it will not be so hard for us to unravel this matter, after all, when we get back to the city. We must make that noon train, Walter. There is nothing more for us to do here." Emerging from the "Tube" at Ninth Street, Craig hustled me into a taxicab, and in almost no time we were at police headquarters. |
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