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The Lighted Way

CHAPTER VIII
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His eyes were fixed upon vacancy, his lips moved once or twice, but he said nothing.

He seemed, indeed, to have lost the power of speech.
"It is extraordinary how the affair could have happened, almost unnoticed, in such a crowded place," Arnold went on, feeling somehow that it was best for him to talk.

"There is nearly always a little stream of people coming in, or a telephone boy, or some one passing, but it happened that Mr.Rosario came in alone.

He had just handed his silk hat to the cloakroom attendant, who had turned away with it, when the man who killed him slipped out from somewhere, caught him by the throat, and it was all over in a few seconds.

The murderer seems to have kept his face entirely hidden.


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