[The Stowmarket Mystery by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Stowmarket Mystery CHAPTER XX 3/17
It was an Atlas." "Have you noted the exact time the accident occurred ?" "Here it is, sir--10.45 a.m." At Victoria he was lucky in hitting upon the Camden Town 'bus itself, drawn up outside the District Railway Station, waiting its turn to enter the enclosure. The driver was a sharp fellow, and disinclined to answer questions.
Brett might be an emissary of the enemy.
But a handsome tip and the assurance that a very substantial present would be forwarded to his address by the friends of the gentleman whose life he saved unloosed his tongue. "I never did see anything like it, sir," he confided.
"The road was quite clear, an' I was bowlin' along to get the inside berth from a General just behind, when this yer gent was chucked under the 'osses' 'eds.
Bli-me, I would ha' thort 'e was a suicide if I 'adn't seed a bloke shove 'im orf the kerb." "Oh, you saw that, did you ?" "Couldn't 'elp it, sir.
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