[The Postmaster’s Daughter by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Postmaster’s Daughter CHAPTER IX 4/32
And there would have been no hat! I do an admirable bit of trick shooting, yet I am only reviled for my dexterity.
Really, Charles Francois!" "Ah! You remember, at last," and the detective smiled sourly. "_Parfaitement_! as they say in Paris, where you and I met once, though 'twas in a crowd.
But _I_ didn't steal the blessed pearl.
I believe it was that blatant patriot, Domengo Suarez." "You've got _some_ brains, then.
Why not use them? Don't you see what a fix we three would have found ourselves in had you shot the man ?" "But, consider, Carlo mio! A spook with whiskers! What court would find me guilty? Let me produce the authentic record of Owd Ben, and I have no doubt but that the Lord Chief Justice himself would have potted his representative.
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