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The Red Planet

CHAPTER XIX
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I hated the light in his little crafty eyes.

I feel sure he had been looking forward for months to this moment of pure happiness.
"Having given us an insight into your motives, which seem consistent with what we know of your character," said I, judicially, "will you now make your statement of facts ?" "What's the good of listening further to his lies ?" interrupted Sir Anthony.

"I'm a magistrate.

I can give the police at once a warrant for his arrest." Again I pacified him.

"Let us hear what the man has to say." Gedge began.


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