Also, I've given my promise to Dan, and I never break my word." "I'm quite anxious, as you may imagine," said Richard, "to bury what we've seen and heard to-night.

But how can it be done?
You've sent word to the Secret Service Chief." "The men of the Secret Service will never mention the business unless they have to; it's not to their glory.

The danger lies with those dead folk waiting in Grant Place.

If there were nothing to hide but the gold in the drain, and the hole under the Treasury wall, it would prove easy enough." "But are you sure that Storri is dead?
It's simply your deduction, you know.

You may yet find him very much alive." "He's dead," reiterated Inspector Val, with deepest conviction.