When Fremont entered the rooms, after all these visits, he found Mr.Cameron unconscious.
"It seems reasonable to suppose that one of you three men attacked Mr.
Cameron--either Jim Scoby, Felix, or yourself, Don Miguel.

We do not know which one dealt the blow, or whether you were all in the conspiracy against him, so we are taking you back to New York for trial.

The matter of treason against you can be taken up later on." "Your story is not exact, and your suppositions are forced," Don Miguel said, with a sneer, as if about to confound the conclusions of the boy with the logic of a man.

"As purchasing agent for a perfectly legitimate concern, I visited that suite that night in the interest of the contract referred to by you.

I was disappointed in the outcome of the negotiations, but I did not ask for the letters.