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The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation

CHAPTER VIII
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Taking it altogether, I don't think this is the sort of thing in which you would believe a lady was carrying several thousand pounds' worth of pearls and diamonds.

Eh ?" One of the detectives stirred uneasily--he did not quite understand the American's light and easy manner, and he seemed to suspect him of persiflage.
"We ought to be furnished with a list of the missing articles," he said.
"That's the first thing." "By no means," replied Fullaway.

"That, my dear sir, is neither the first, nor the second, nor the third thing.

There is much to do before we get to that stage.

At present, you, gentlemen, cannot do anything.
To-morrow morning, perhaps, when I have consulted with Mademoiselle de Longarde, I may call you in again--or call upon you.


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