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A Fascinating Traitor

CHAPTER XIV
11/55

With assurance of my consideration, Yours, "ANSON ANSTRUTHER, Captain and A.D.

C." "Official, "Confidential." The letter of the Credit Lyonnais was even more menacing in its tone.
The Direction G'entrale referred to a formal letter of the solicitors of the estate of Hugh Fraser Johnstone, deceased, totally repudiating the four unaccepted drafts of five thousand pounds sterling each, and legally notifying the Direction of an intended suit to recover from the payee and the in-dorser, the first draft for five thousand pounds paid before Executor Andrew Fraser had filed his objections with Messrs.
Glyn, Carr & Glyn.

"The arrival from India of the papers of the deceased, and the testimony of his body servant Simpson, as well as the Calcutta Banker and solicitors, proves that no such considerable withdrawals as twenty-five thousand pounds were ever contemplated by the deceased, who had sent the most minute business instructions to his agent and later executor." "I shall have to throw this all back on Ram Lal." mused Alan Hawke, who hastily bade Justine an adieu, until he could conjure up an explanation for the Geneva agents of the Credit Lyonnais.

The closing words of the Paris Derection were semi-hostile.

"Be pleased.


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