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The Loudwater Mystery

CHAPTER XV
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I expect you know all he has to say already.

But do you see anything to be gained by his making a pestiferous, scandal-mongering nuisance of himself ?" "I do not.

I will say a few kind words to him," said Mr.Flexen grimly.
Mr.Manley thanked him and rang off.

Then he sent Hutchings down to the village to let it be known that any one who let William Roper lodge in his or her cottage would at once receive notice to quit it.

He thought it improbable, in view of the general unpleasantness of William Roper, that he would be called on to carry out the threat.
William Roper had already started to pay his visit to Mr.Flexen.


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