[The Firm of Girdlestone by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Firm of Girdlestone CHAPTER XII 16/22
Sooner or later they must go.
I cannot do any more." "I'd make 'em go down quick enough," muttered Ezra, with an oath. "Why don't you make old Miggs bore a hole in them, or put a light to a barrel of paraffin? Bless your soul! the thing's done every day. What's the use of being milk-and-watery about it ?" "No, no, Ezra!" cried his father.
"Not that--not that.
It's one thing letting matters take their course, and it is another thing giving positive orders to scuttle a ship.
Besides, it would put us in Miggs' power.
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