[The Betrayal by E. Phillips Oppenheim]@TWC D-Link bookThe Betrayal CHAPTER VIII 21/22
If he was not thrown up by the sea, can you explain them ?" "No," I answered with a shudder. "At the inquest it was not mentioned, I think, that he had been seen in the village ?" "It was not," I admitted.
"Most of the people were at Colonel Ray's lecture.
He spoke to one girl, a Miss Moyat." "She did not give evidence." "I thought," I said in a low tone, "that she had better not." "Did you hear anything after Ray left ?" he asked suddenly. I could have cried out, but my tongue seemed dry in my throat. "There was a sound," I muttered, "I fancied that it was a cry.
But I could not tell.
The wind was blowing, and the sea and rain! No, I could not tell." He rose up. "You appear," he said drily, "to have discretion.
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