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Updated: September 12, 2025
For two days nobody at the club nor at the school had seen Chen Li and Chen Li was the only person who could do anything with Chang. So, late that night of the 19th November, Yada went up to Maida Vale, taking Chang Li's keys with him. He admitted himself to garden and house and found the house empty.
Yada was a fellow- student of those two Chinese, and a bit of a friend of theirs, I called on Mr. Yada last night to make enquiries. And of course I had to tell him about the missing property though to be sure, that's news that's common to everybody now through the papers. And what else have you to tell, Mr. Yada?"
One of the vernacular translators wrongly takes it as implying the preceptor Sukara. The last verse, as read in the Bengal texts, is vicious. Nastyandam astitu Brahma, etc., is the correct reading. To an afflicted person the day seems long. The sense is that it is this Kesava who upholds the cause of Righteousness when dangers overtake it, cf. 'Yada yada hi dharmasya, etc. in the Gita.
Ayscough had only time to give a warning look and a word to the others before Mr. Mori Yada was ushered in. Every eye was turned on him as he entered some of the men present looking at him with wonder, some with curiosity, two, at any rate Levendale and Stephen Purvis with doubt.
He had been drawing on his gloves as he spoke, and now, picking up his hat and umbrella, Yada bowed politely to the circle and moved to the door. "You will excuse me, now?" he said. "I have an important lecture at the medical school which I must not miss. I shall be at Pilmansey's, myself, a little before one please oblige me by not taking any notice of me.
But Yada was watching Levendale who, on his part, was just as narrowly watching Yada. The other men in the room watched these two recognizing, as if by instinct, that from that moment matters lay between Levendale and Yada, and not between Yada and Ayscough.
"Mister! I wouldn't go no way at all if I was you just now. You're in danger, mister you shoved your head into the lions' den when you walked in where I've just seen you! Deep, deep is them fellows, mister! they're having you on toast. I know where you're thinking of going, mister, in that cab. Don't go take my tip!" "How do you know where I'm going?" demanded Yada.
He followed until they had passed the front of the hospital a few yards further, and Yada suddenly crossed the road in the direction of the Underground Railway. He darted in at the entrance to the City-bound train, and disappeared, and Melky, uncertain what to do, almost danced with excitement until Ayscough came leisurely towards him. "Quick! quick!" exclaimed Melky.
"Here!" he said, "do you know one Yada Mori Yada a Japanese? Is he one of you?" "Oh, yes!" answered one of the chess-players. "Yada, yes! We know him a very smart fellow, Yada. You know him too?" But before Ayscough could reply to this somewhat vexatious question, a man who had been left in the tearooms came hurrying up the staircase and burst in upon them. He made straight for the Inspector.
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