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Dead Men’s Money

CHAPTER XXVI
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"If it is a secret." "Well, then," answered Mr.Portlethorpe, "it's not quite all.

There is a circumstance which has--I can't exactly say bothered--but has somewhat disturbed me.

Sir Gilbert Carstairs has now been in possession of his estates for a little over a year, and during that time he has sold nearly every yard of them except Hathercleugh!" Mr.Lindsey whistled.

It was the first symptom of astonishment that he had manifested, and I glanced quickly at him and saw a look of indescribable intelligence and almost undeniable cunning cross his face.

But it went as swiftly as it came, and he merely nodded, as if in surprise.
"Aye!" he exclaimed.


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