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The Black Box

CHAPTER III
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In a moment or two the butler returned.
"It appears, madam," he announced, "that Mr.Craig left when there was only one person in the kitchen.

He said good-night and closed the door behind him.

It is impossible to say, therefore, by which exit he left the house, but personally I am convinced that, knowing of the reception here to-night, he would not think of using the conservatory." "Most unlikely, I should say," the Professor murmured.

"Craig is a very shy man.

He is at all times at your disposal, Mr.Quest, if you should desire to question him." Quest nodded absently.
"My assistant and I," he announced, "would be glad to make a further examination of the conservatory, if you will kindly leave us alone." They obeyed without demur.


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