[The Silent House by Fergus Hume]@TWC D-Link bookThe Silent House CHAPTER XXX 9/16
Already he had sent his two policemen over to the house, into which he had instructed them to enter in the quietest and most unostentatious manner, and now came to escort the barrister across. Lucian put on his hat at once, and the two walked out into the dark night, for dark it was, with no moon, few stars, and a great many clouds.
A most satisfactory night for their purpose. "All the better," said Link, casting a look round the deserted square; "all the better for our little game.
I wish to secure this fellow as quietly as possible.
Here's the door open--in with you, Mr.Denzil!" According to instructions, a policeman had waited behind the closed door, and at the one sharp knock of his superior opened it at once so that the two slipped in as speedily as possible.
Link had a dark-lantern, which he used carefully, so that no light could be seen from the window looking on to the square; and with his three companions he went into the back room which had formerly been used by Clear as a sleeping apartment.
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