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The Secret Passage

CHAPTER VI
19/28

Probably, after executing the crime, he took this latter way.

The path runs between quickset hedges, rather high, for a long distance, past houses, and ends within fifty yards of the railway station.

The criminal could take the first train and get to town, there to lose himself in the wilderness of London.
"So far so good.

But the strangest thing about this most mysterious affair is that the bell in the sitting-room rang two minutes before Susan Grant entered the room to find her mistress dead.

This was some time after the closing of the door overheard by Thomas; therefore the assassin could not have escaped that way.


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