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Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo

CHAPTER XXIV
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Believe me that I appreciate it and that I am willing, to a certain extent, to acquiesce in it.

At the same time, there are considerations in this matter which I cannot ignore.

I do not wish to create any disturbance or to make any statements likely to militate against the popularity of your wonderful hotel, Monsieur Picard.

Nevertheless, for personal reasons only, notwithstanding the verdict of your doctor, I should like for one moment to examine the body." The Commissioner of Police was thoughtful for a moment.
"It shall be as monsieur desires," he consented gravely, "bearing in mind what monsieur has said," he added with emphasis.
The three men left the room and passed down the corridor.

The gendarme in front of the closed door stood on one side.


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