[Dead Men Tell No Tales by E. W. Hornung]@TWC D-Link bookDead Men Tell No Tales CHAPTER XVI 2/21
I was allowed to sink back upon some pillows. And now I saw where I was.
The room was large and poorly lighted.
I lay in my clothes on an old four-poster bed.
And my enemies were standing over me in a group. "I hope you are satisfied!" sneered Joaquin Santos, with a flourish of his eternal cigarette. "I am.
You don't do murder in my house, wherever else you may do it." "And now better lid 'im to the nirrest polissstation; or weel you go and tell the poliss yourself ?" asked the Portuguese, in the same tone of mordant irony. "Ay, ay," growled Harris; "that's the next thing!" "No," said Rattray; "the next thing's for you two to leave him to me." "We'll see you damned!" cried the captain. "No, no, my friend," said Santos, with a shrug; "let him have his way. He is as fond of his skeen as you are of yours; he'll come round to our way in the end.
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