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The Simpkins Plot

CHAPTER XVI
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As soon as ever he'd finished cursing Sabina he said the car was to come round, because he was going off out.

Well, it came; for I was in the yard myself, as I told you this minute, and I seen to it that it came round in double quick time, hoping that maybe I'd pacify him that way." "With my cushions on it ?" said the Major.
"He took no notice of the cushions.

In the temper he was in at the time he wouldn't have said a civil word if you'd set him down on cushions stuffed full of golden sovereigns.

He just took a lep on to the car--I was watching him from round the corner of the yard gate to see how he would conduct himself--and--" "Wait a minute," said Meldon.

"Had he his luggage with him ?" "He had not." "Well then he can't have been going to the train." "He was not.


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