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My Lady Nicotine

CHAPTER XXIV
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He saw me open the door to them; he was aware that this was their third visit in a week; and only the night before he had heard me shout a warning to them from my inn window.

But of course the porters must allow themselves a certain discretion in the performance of their duties.

Then there was the pleasant gentleman of the next door but two, who ran against me just as I was toppling the second body over the railing.

We were not acquainted, but I knew him as the man who had flung a water-jug at the waits the night before.

He stopped short when he saw the body (it had rolled out of the sofa-rug), and looked at me suspiciously.


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