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th sh came or! the boa darekness they were gutting the

the st l. closelyl-wra which had been er usband

howl! oualdbeiie tnstsh hadhaﬁwe-Iyxy do" e Itwasallsoswmitlmttheutter

t humiliati i t h A on o being m: “lard er

stepfather at Bow Btree not

touch her, Mr. Ha . rurious at the disgrace ' ' wile. treated

to himse. an his in Ohristabel with a kind o! inwodul-

ltiﬁrues tlﬁough he could‘ not believe 511C I BlGDd-l l’ U "S0 Keith—Keithuggs——-?"

“Yes. Haysle."

Mr. Haye couldn't think M any-

dlllything sayaboutht

to t a . "Didnyou know what he had been

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"N0. 1 didn't-J’

"You must have! ‘They tell me you and he sold a house io that riend o! mum, Goring. It was sup- wsed to long to c ml-n called

est, but he'd merely got hold o! the keys 1mm a house agent; his name is Craigie, the police know all about him. and he's a very crooked customer. Goring paid over a cheque ior a thousand pounds to your hus- band, as Craigieﬁs agent; and the

taklHS aware o! havbq oken aloud un i the detective m arge oi her repled: “To the mortuary, miram." | tel °’ it’. .,.?."....“5‘°..?.‘.’ié€° “m”; .°’ t“ ie 1 kn thing! a s -1 " u , a s , ew and htzedirgi air helptd in iabout itl Iythought” the not’. be- "I don't understand.” e said. Does Mr hﬁwthat I BOt all . Goring is Lb party who's laying the intormatign," said In-

i . “that extremit her dread

itself; and it was on gayest effort that she lor w ask

They sen. her down on a chair in the police station. Wh

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e reel owners o! the h

4 ouse Gormﬁthat they've never,

" . u w a a. u i running longYeBg ti.’ t this away-this running oft to South America?"

"Keith toZd me he had I job there!”

"You had the Goring money on you when you were arrested." "I hadn't" h d Th line

say you a . e po likely to lie." I can't have! I know I only 115d aPten-shillixrg note and some s ver '

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she was white and tremb with deﬂigration. 'Ihey abandon that

“Craigie was arrested with tour hundred on him. 'I‘ltat's how they round out the whole business ‘be- cause Craigie was under 5115p ion, and 610280.102 had their e e on him. They ed on Goring morning: to make inquiries——" Mr. Hayl broke off, and added, with an eitomt at kindiness: "Well, we'll do wha ou, Christabel . your mother and . But it's a bad busi- ness. very bad indeed! Ruinous, I'm afraid, the scandal!"

Mr. Hage went -away. It w only later the night, inthe Bow Sizree

ls. that O tabe the envelope Keith had ﬁn her on the ship-it must have which they had found on her, th Henry's money in it.

Early next morninﬁlshe was tor- mally charged with 0mm Otaigie alias George West. That picture o! aged respectabﬂi had a grotesque unreality about hm 1n thal tot iurther knowledge. His ribs d eye and the smell o! splriis which sl- ways went with him now seemed to predominate over the mild ma» ion created by his neat lla and his reverential while whiskers.

Both o! them pleaded not qullty, and the case was transferred to the Central Criminal Court.

Bail was refused to Oraigie. but Ohriatebel was released on her step- iathers surety.

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