Loyalties by John Galsworthy
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INSPECTOR. Did you come up again, to bring the clothes back?
ROBERT. No, sir; they're still downstairs. INSPECTOR. Did you come up again for anything? ROBERT. No, Sir. INSPECTOR. What time did you go to bed? ROBERT. Just after eleven, Sir. INSPECTOR. [Scrutinising him] Now, be careful. Did you go to bed at all? ROBERT. No, Sir. INSPECTOR. Then why did you say you did? There's been a theft here, and anything you say may be used against you. ROBERT. Yes, Sir. I meant, I went to my room. INSPECTOR. Where is your room? ROBERT. On the ground floor, at the other end of the right wing, sir. WINSOR. It's the extreme end of the house from this, Inspector. He's with the other two footmen. INSPECTOR. Were you there alone? |
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