The Mystery of a Hansom Cab by Fergus Hume
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"And then, I suppose, you went home?" "No; I did not." "Then where did you go?" "Down the street." "Rather vague. I presume you mean Collins Street?" "Yes." "You were going to meet some one, I suppose?" "I never said so." "Probably not; but young men don't wander about the streets at night without some object." "I was restless and wanted a walk." "Indeed! How curious you should prefer going into the heart of the dusty town for a walk to strolling through the Fitzroy Gardens, which were on your way home! It won't do; you had an appointment to meet some one." "Well--er--yes." "I thought as much. Man or woman?" |
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