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My Strangest Case

CHAPTER II
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"It is because we have heard of your wonderful powers in tracing people that we have come to you.

Our only cause for attending the trial at which you saw us was to hear the evidence you gave and to draw our own conclusions from it.

That those conclusions were complimentary to you, our presence here is evidence of.
We know that we could not put our case in better hands, and we will leave it with you to say whether or not you will help us.

As I said just now, my companion is dumb, while I am blind; we cannot do much ourselves.

Will you not take pity upon us and help us to find the man who betrayed and ruined us ?" "But he may be at the other end of the world at this moment ?" I said.
"That does not matter," he returned.


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