[One Wonderful Night by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookOne Wonderful Night CHAPTER XII 17/29
That's a Frenchman's name." "It fitted you all right in 27th Street a few hours ago." "I was not there.
I can prove it." "Of course you can.
You'd be a poor sort of crook if you couldn't. But what's this ?" the roundsman had found some letters and a pocketbook in an inner pocket of the chauffeur's closely buttoned jacket--"M. Anatole Labergerie, care of Morris Siegelman, saloon-keeper, East Broadway, N.Y.," he said.
"You know someone named Anatole, anyhow, so we are warm, as the kids say," he went on sarcastically. "I say nothing.
I admit nothing.
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