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The Case and The Girl

CHAPTER XVIII
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He felt paralysed, numb, even his brain functioning strangely, the danger of his helpless condition its only incentive to action.

He endeavoured to rise, rolling partially over in the effort which failed, but the movement, slight as it was, left one hand dangling over an excavation at his right.

His fingers explored the edge of this opening cautiously, revealing a cellar-way, leading down into the basement.

The opening was black, silent, mysterious, yet it was a hiding place.

If he could manage to roll down those steps into those depths below, he might hide there unseen, until he regained strength, until the first effort at pursuit had been abandoned.
Then there might be a chance for escape.
West grasped the idea clearly enough.


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