[Arsene Lupin by Edgar Jepson]@TWC D-Link bookArsene Lupin CHAPTER XVII 18/27
And that poor little hiding-place she found ...
that rolled-up handkerchief ... thrown down in the corner of the little room in the house next door ... it was absolutely absurd." "What! A handkerchief!" cried Guerchard, with an air of sudden, utter surprise. "The child's clumsiness is positively pitiful," said the Duke. "What was in the handkerchief? ...
The pearls of the pendant ?" cried Guerchard. "Yes: I supposed you knew all about it.
Of course M.Formery left word for you," said the Duke, with an air of surprise at the ignorance of the detective. "No: I've heard nothing about it," cried Guerchard. "He didn't leave word for you ?" said the Duke, in a tone of greater surprise.
"Oh, well, I dare say that he thought to-morrow would do.
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