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The Sign of the Four

CHAPTER XI
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It fairly shook me, sir.

I'd have half killed Tonga for it if he had not scrambled off.

That was how he came to leave his club, and some of his darts too, as he tells me, which I dare say helped to put you on our track; though how you kept on it is more than I can tell.

I don't feel no malice against you for it.

But it does seem a queer thing," he added, with a bitter smile, "that I who have a fair claim to nigh upon half a million of money should spend the first half of my life building a breakwater in the Andamans, and am like to spend the other half digging drains at Dartmoor.


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