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The Mummy and Miss Nitocris

CHAPTER XVII
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Now high politics, as a psychological study, to an outsider are a very different matter.

But I am digressing.

I did not invite you here to discuss trivialities like these.

I want to ask you--of course, you will not answer me unless you like--whether you are connected, professionally or otherwise, with the Zastrow affair ?" M.Hendry looked down at the toes of his perfectly-shaped boots for a moment or two.

Then he raised his head and said good-humouredly: "Professor, I know that there is no more honourable man in the world than you, but even from you I must ask frankly your reasons for asking that question ?" "You have a perfect right to do that, my dear sir," was the quiet reply.
"If you say 'yes,' I am anxious to help you: if you say 'no,' I should like you to help me: if you don't care to answer, there is an end of the matter.


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