"Further than that, the main part of the instrument is being made under the supervision of Sir Meyville Worth, in a large workshop erected on his estate in a village near Brancaster in Norfolk." "I take it back," Granet remarked.
"The plans of the instrument should be worth a hundred thousand pounds," Sir Alfred continued calmly.

"If that is impossible, the destruction of the little plant would be the next consideration." "Do I come in here ?" Granet inquired.
"You do, Ronnie," his uncle replied.

"The name of the village where Sir Meyville Worth lives is Market Burnham, which, as I think I told you, is within a few miles of Brancaster.

Geoffrey, at my instigation, has arranged a harmless little golf party to go to Brancaster the day after to-morrow.

You will accompany them.