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The Cinema Murder

CHAPTER III
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It was like the shadow of some one else passing--some one to whom those clothes belonged.

Then he remembered, remembered with a cold shiver which blanched his cheeks and brought a little agonised murmur to his lips.

The moment passed, however, crushed down, stifled as he had sworn that he would stifle all such memories.

He turned in at a barber's shop, had his hair cut, and yielded to the solicitations of a fluffy-haired young lady who was dying to go to America if only somebody would take her, and who was sure that he ought to have a manicure before his voyage.

Afterwards he entered a call office and rang up the hotel on the telephone.
"Mr.Romilly speaking," he announced.


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