[The Loudwater Mystery by Edgar Jepson]@TWC D-Link bookThe Loudwater Mystery CHAPTER XIV 21/26
It was better to show a bold front and at once.
There was no time to consult Antony Grey. "Yes.
You're quite right, Mr.Manley.Gentle measures are of no use with this kind of scandal-monger.
William Roper must be discharged at once," she said quietly. "Perhaps you would like me to deal with him? It's rather a business for a man," Mr.Manley suggested. "Yes, if you would," she said in a grateful tone. "I will, as soon as I can get hold of him," said Mr.Manley cheerfully.
"He'll make no more mischief about here," He went out of the room briskly. His confidence was heartening.
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