Five Thousand Dollars Reward by A. Frank [pseud.] Pinkerton
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"Very good--"
"But, sir," interrupted Bordine, "he is in no mood to receive visitors now." "Indeed?" "A terrible thing has happened." Then glancing down, the small stranger caught sight of the blood. He did not shrink, but an interested look at once came to his face. "A tragedy?" he questioned, quickly. "Yes. Victoria Vane is dead." "How?" "It seems to be either murder or suicide." "This is bad. When did it happen?" "Some time to-day." "No witnesses to the deed?" "None who have yet appeared." Just then Ransom Vane appeared on the porch. The moment his gaze rested on the face of the new-comer he uttered a glad cry and extended his hand. |
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