17/48 'A man wot knows wet 'e's doin' is worth ten wot don't, even if 'e's a potty old parson.' "'Bill's right enough,' said the coarse voice of the man who held me (it had been Miss Mowbray's). 'Bring out the picture, 'Arry.' "The man with the revolver walked across the room to where the other two women--I mean men--were turning over baggage, and asked them for something which they gave him. He came back with it across the room and held it out in front of me. And compared to the surprise of that display, all the previous surprises of this awful day shrank suddenly. That such a picture should be in the hands of these scoundrels might in any case have caused a mild surprise; but no more. |