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The Simpkins Plot

CHAPTER XVIII
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Such things have, no doubt, been done occasionally; though rarely by judges.

People, especially women with doubtful pasts, are always open to threats of exposure, and may be induced to submit to blackmail.

Sir Gilbert Hawkesby was evidently--Meldon had ample evidence of this--determined to fish.

He was, according to Doyle and Sabina Gallagher, in a bad temper, and therefore, for the time, unscrupulous.

He had spent a most uncomfortable night.


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