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Cleek: the Man of the Forty Faces

PROLOGUE
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Come, show me the wretched thing." "It's below--in the cellar.

We shall have to go down the kitchen stairs, and I haven't a light." "Here's one," said Petrie, unhitching a bull's-eye from his belt and putting it into Narkom's hand.

"Better go with Sir Horace at once, sir.
Leave the door of the gallery open and the light on.

Fish and me will stand guard over the stuff till you come back, so in case the man is in one of them flues and tries to bolt out at this end, we can nab him before he can get to the windows." "A good idea," commented Narkom.

"Come on, Sir Horace.


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