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The Loudwater Mystery

CHAPTER IX
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"In the East and in the United States it's different perhaps.

Murder is always as much of a blunder as a crime.

It makes people so keen after the criminal.

No: no really intelligent criminal commits murder." "Of course, that's true," said Mr.Manley readily.

He paused, then added in a thoughtful tone: "I wonder whether the war has weakened our conception of the sanctity of human life ?" "I shouldn't wonder," said Mr.Flexen; and their talk drifted into a discussion of generalities.
He was glad that he was staying at the Castle.


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