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njp.32101068171360	Hume Fergus	The carbuncle clue : a mystery / by Fergus Hume	1896		.txt	text/plain	50873	4585	88	of Conway's innocence," said Rixton drily. "Never mind the third floor," said Rixton, interrupting the flow of Mrs. Phorney's speech. "I know the Yale key," said Rixton, taking note of "I suppose you became acquainted with Mr. Conway by living in the same house?" said Rixton, "Rixton!" said Conway, coming forward with outstretched hands. Bennett might possibly know something about Mrs. Brynmaur likely to explain her extraordinary actions. Bennett's movements on that night; of Mrs. Brynmaur's behaviour; of Madrazo's extraordinary conduct ; and, above all, the possession of the dead man's woman is in love with a man," added Rixton, significantly, "she generally tells him a good deal about "You flatter me, Mrs. Brynmaur," said Rixton, "Mrs. Brynmaur wants to marry Conway," said "Mr. Conway is not with you, I suppose ?" said Mrs. Brynmaur, as Rixton made his bow. "Ah, yes," said Madrazo, in answer to Rixton's	./cache/njp.32101068171360.pdf	./txt/njp.32101068171360.txt