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Doyle, Arthur Conan

"The Memoirs Of Sherlock Holmes"

Pycroft, certainly," the other resumed in a calmer tone. "You may wait here a moment and there is no reason why your friends should not wait with you. I will be entirely at your service in three minutes, if I might trespass upon your patience so far." He rose with a very courteous air, and, bowing to us, he passed out through a door at the farther end of the room, which he closed behind him.


? ? ? ? "What now?" whispered Holmes. "Is he giving us the slip?"


? ? ? ? "Impossible," answered Pycroft.


? ? ? ? "Why so?"


? ? ? ? "That door leads into an inner room."


? ? ? ? "There is no exit?"


? ? ? ? "None."


? ? ? ? "Is it furnished?"


? ? ? ? "It was empty yesterday."


? ? ? ? "Then what on earth can he be doing? There is something which I don't understand in this matter. If ever a man was three parts mad with terror, that man's name is Pinner. What can have put the shivers on him?"


? ? ? ? "He suspects that we are detectives," I suggested.


? ? ? ? "That's it," cried Pycroft.


? ? ? ? Holmes shook his head. "He did not turn pale.


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