As soon as they were inside the room he locked the door.
"Duncombe," he said, "there is a train which leaves Paris for London at four o'clock.

You must catch it--if you are allowed to.

Don't look like that, man.

I tell you you've got to do it.

If you are in Paris to-night you will be in prison." "For what offence ?" Duncombe asked.
"For the murder of Mademoiselle Flossie.