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The Queen of Hearts

CHAPTER VI
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Look them over; and when you have made your way through all the gabble, I think you will agree with me that the conceited booby has looked for the thief in every direction but the right one.

You can lay your hand on the guilty person in five minutes, now.

Settle the case at once; forward your report to me at this place, and tell Mr.Sharpin that he is suspended till further notice.
Yours, FRANCIS THEAKSTONE.
FROM SERGEANT BULMER TO CHIEF INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE.
London, July 10th.
INSPECTOR THEAKSTONE--Your letter and inclosure came safe to hand.

Wise men, they say, may always learn something even from a fool.

By the time I had got through Sharpin's maundering report of his own folly, I saw my way clear enough to the end of the Rutherford Street case, just as you thought I should.


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