"Not very probable, you know, Mitchington." Mitchington spread out his hands.
"Well, there it is!" he said.

"As I say, there's no denying the suspicious look of it.

If I were only certain that those rumours about what Collishaw hinted he could say had got to Ransford's ears!--why, then--" "What's being done about that post-mortem ?" asked Bryce.
"Dr.Coates and Dr.Everest are going to do it this afternoon," replied Mitchington.

"The Coroner went to them at once, as soon as I told him." "They'll probably have to call in an expert from London," said Bryce.
"However, you can't do anything definite, you know, until the result's known.

Don't say anything of this to anybody.