[The Club of Queer Trades by G. K. Chesterton]@TWC D-Link bookThe Club of Queer Trades CHAPTER 3 35/48
He had told his story with many quaint formalities of diction, but also with a very convincing realism. "And now--" I began. "And now," said Shorter, leaning forward again with something like servile energy, "and now, Mr Swinburne, what about that unhappy man Hawker.
I cannot tell what those men meant, or how far what they said was real.
But surely there is danger.
I cannot go to the police, for reasons that you perceive.
Among other things, they wouldn't believe me. What is to be done ?" I took out my watch.
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