They are chiefly living persons.
He is bringing them to England, and their testimony will convict Mrs.
Capella of some wrong-doing, either voluntary or involuntary.

Holden knows what Capella has accomplished, and thinks it is unnecessary to remain longer in Naples.

He is right.

I tell you, Winter, I like Holden." "And I tell you, Mr.Brett, that If I swallowed the whole of Mr.Poe's stories, I couldn't make out Holden's telegram in that fashion.

So I must stick to my own methods, and I've put away a few wrong 'uns in my time.
When shall I see you next ?" Brett took out his watch.
"At seven p.m., the day after to-morrow," he said coolly.