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Colonel Thorndyke’s Secret

CHAPTER VIII
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Your father's recognition of the voice could have scarcely been accepted as final when he heard but three words, still the whole thing hangs together.

The fellow was, I should say, capable of anything.

I don't know that I ever had a prisoner before me whose demeanor was so offensive and insolent, and if it can be proved that Bastow is in England I should certainly accept your view of the case.

He would probably have known both where the ladder was to be found and which was the window of your father's bedroom." "I should certainly think that he would know it, sir.

The bedroom was the same that my grandfather used to sleep in, and probably during the years before we came here young Bastow would have often been over the house.


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