After a Shadow and Other Stories by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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"No, sir, I would do all in my power to prevent it." "Why?" "There's danger in them, sir." "And, knowing this, you went into the way of danger, and have fallen!" Martin dropped his eyes to the floor in confusion. "Bland is a stool-pigeon and you were betrayed." "What am I to do?" asked the troubled young man. "I am in debt to him." "He will be here to-morrow." "Yes, sir." "I will have a policeman ready to receive him." "O, no, no, Sir. Pray don't do that!" answered Martin, with a distressed look. "Why not?" demanded Mr. Phillips. "It will ruin me." |
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