Why ?" "I'd like to go round there and make some enquiries," replied Spargo.
"If you'd be kind enough to----" "Oh, I'll go with you!" responded Breton, with alacrity.

"I'm just as keen about this business as you are, Spargo! I want to know who this man Marbury is, and how he came to have my name and address on him.
Now, if I had been a well-known man in my profession, you know, why--" "Yes," said Spargo, as they got into a cab, "yes, that would have explained a lot.

It seems to me that we'll get at the murderer through that scrap of paper a lot quicker than through Rathbury's line.

Yes, that's what I think." Breton looked at his companion with interest.
"But--you don't know what Rathbury's line is," he remarked.
"Yes, I do," said Spargo.

"Rathbury's gone off to discover who the man is with whom Marbury left the Anglo-Orient Hotel last night.