The Mystery of a Hansom Cab by Fergus Hume
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"To see if he would cease his attentions to Madge, and to tell him that she was engaged to me." "And what did he say?" "Laughed at me. Curse him." "You had high words, evidently?" Brian laughed bitterly. "Yes, we had." "Did anyone hear you?" "The landlady did, I think. I saw her in the passage as I left the house." "The prosecution will bring her forward as a witness." "Very likely," indifferently. "Did you say anything likely to incriminate yourself?" Fitzgerald turned away his head. "Yes," he answered in a low voice, "I spoke very wildly--indeed, I did not know at the time what I said." "Did you threaten him?" |
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