[The Simpkins Plot by George A. Birmingham]@TWC D-Link bookThe Simpkins Plot CHAPTER XVIII 4/19
Miss King's conduct was unaccountable.
The judge's was strange.
But Meldon held a belief that there is no problem so difficult but will yield its solution to patient thought and tobacco. He drew in and expelled rich clouds of smoke; and set himself to think hard.
The judge had recognised the impossibility of living in Doyle's hotel.
That was a plain and intelligible point from which to start. He had gone straight to Ballymoy House, knowing that he would find Miss King there.
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