By the way, you didn't find the two keys--the key of the safe and the key of the jewel-box--on him ?" "No," said Mr.Brown, easily.

"Of course, he's got rid of those; and, in another hour or two, he'd have got clear off with the jewel-box.

I've got that locked up in my safe.

So far as I can see--of course, you can't tell--it looks as if the contents had not been disturbed; in fact, as if we'd recovered all the missing property." "Splendid!" murmured Mr.Jacobs.
"I suppose you'll go down and see him presently ?" said Mr.Brown, almost showing his impatience and irritation at the detective's phlegmatic calm.

Nothing seemed to move this man.
"Presently," said Mr.Jacobs, blandly.