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The Shadow of the Rope

CHAPTER XXVIII
12/22

But it carried no hint of blackmail.

I think you did wonders, and I hope you will forgive me for that little trap; it really wasn't set for you.

It is also perfectly true that I stayed at the Cadogan and was out at that particular time.

I went there because it was the one decent hotel I knew of in those parts, which was probably your own reason, and I was out reconnoitring my old friend's house because I knew him for an inveterate late-bird, and he did not write as though marriage had improved his habits.

In fact, as you know, he had gone to the dogs altogether." This reminded Langholm of the hour.
"It is late now," said he, "and I must be off.


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