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The Daffodil Mystery

CHAPTER XXXII
10/19

My seat happened to be nearest the door, that's how I got into conversation with him.

I thought he was off his nut." "Yes, yes, go on," said Tarling impatiently.

"What happened then ?" "Well, he went out," said the cabman, "and presently I heard a cab being cranked up.

I thought it was one of the other drivers--there were several cabs outside.

The eating-house is a place which cabmen use, and I didn't take very much notice until I came out and found my cab gone and the old devil I'd left in charge in a public-house drinking beer with the money this fellow had given him." "Sounds like your man, sir," said the inspector, looking at Tarling.
"That's Sam Stay all right," he said, "but it's news to me that he could drive a taxi." The inspector nodded.
"Oh, I know Sam Stay all right, sir.


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