But as regards Collishaw--" "Don't forget!" interrupted Mitchington.

"Varner swore that he saw Braden flung through that doorway! Flung out! He saw a hand." "For everything that Varner could prove to the contrary," answered Bryce, "the hand might have been stretched out to pull Braden back.
No--I think there may have been accident in that affair.

But, as regards Collishaw--murder, without doubt--deliberate!" He lighted another cigarette, with the air of a man who had spoken his mind, and Mitchington, realizing that he had said all he had to say, got up from his seat.
"Well--it's all very interesting and very clever, doctor," he said, glancing at Jettison.

"And we shall keep it all in mind.

Of course, you've talked all this over with Harker?
I should like to know what he has to say.