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"Well, now that they are killed I suppose things will quiet down somewhat," remarked Frank. The colonel shook his head. "I don't know," he said dubiously. "The mobs will probably try to obtain revenge for the killing of their leaders. Things look very black, not only in Berlin but in every part of the country.
It included nearly every one mentioned in the case. Riley studied it dubiously and scratched his chin thoughtfully. "That's a hard one, Mr. Kennedy, sir. You see, it means getting into so many different houses and apartments. Now you don't want to do it by means of a warrant, do you, sir? Of course not. Well, then, how can we get in?"
"No, this is a private detective. He can do things for you which we cannot. Have you ever heard of Saul Arthur Mann? I see you haven't. Saul Arthur Mann," said the commissioner, "has been a good friend of ours, and possibly in recommending him to you I may be a good friend to both of you. He is 'The Man Who Knows." "'The Man Who Knows," repeated Mr. Minute dubiously. "What does he know?"
A smart maid answered that ring and looked dubiously at Ayscough as he proffered a request to see Mr. Mori Yada. Yes Mr. Yada was at home, but he didn't like to see any one, of an evening when he was at his studies, and in fact he'd given orders not to be disturbed at that time. "I think he'll see me, all the same," said Ayscough, drawing out one of his professional cards.
Escape from such proximity might, indeed, very well have been judged beforehand to be impossible. Even admitting no other kind of opposition than that dubiously supposed to have affected Encke's comet, the result in shortening the period ought to be of the most marked kind.
Crewe's door-bell, and leaped into the sleigh once more, the mare's nature being such as to make it undesirable to leave her. Presently Mr. Crewe's butler appeared, and stood dubiously in the vestibule. "Will you tell Miss Flint that Mr. Vane has called for her, and that I cannot leave the horse?" The man retired with obvious disapproval.
Angelique feared no ghosts, but she did fear that the Intendant's words implied a suggestion of one which might haunt it for the future, if there were any truth in tales. "How can you warrant that, Bigot?" asked she dubiously. "Because Pierre Philibert and La Corne St. Luc have been with the King's warrant and searched the chateau from crypt to attic, without finding a trace of your rival."
The girl shook her head dubiously, and there was suspicion in her dark eyes as she asked: "What do you want of me?" Gonzague smiled more paternally than before. "I want you to love me," he said; and then, seeing that the gypsy lifted her brows, he continued, leisurely: "Do not misunderstand me. Women still are sometimes pleased to smile on me. I do not want such smiles from you, child.
As yet he could not see her face, but when she went on a little further it became evident that she desired to cross the river, and was regarding the row of stepping stones that stretched across it somewhat dubiously. One or two had apparently fallen over, or been washed away by a flood, for there were several rather wide gaps between them, through which the stream frothed whitely.
"Guess you didn't know the man there on the back porch?" said the Major. "No; why?" I asked dubiously. "I hardly thought you would, and besides the poor fellow's tired, and it was best not to disturb him," said the Major. "Why; who was it some one I know?" "It was Tommy." "Oh," said I inquiringly, "he's employed there in some capacity?" "Yes, as master of the house." "You don't mean it?"
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