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nyp.33433075728596	Fletcher J. S.	The paradise mystery by J.S. Fletcher	1920		.txt	text/plain	64104	5487	89	went by in silence; then Ransford pushed his correspondence aside, laid a paper-weight on it, and twisting his chair round, looked at the man to whom he "I should think Bryce knows what time it happened as well as anybody,'' he said. old man whom Bryce knew as a neighbour of his in "Do you know what Brake was?" asked Bryce. "I tell you Ransford was already gone out," answered Bryce. "I believe the man does know something," answered Mitchington. to the fact that Ransford had overheard all that Mitchington had said, in that very room in which he, Bryce, "You're suspecting Ransford," said Bryce. Bryce's account," said Ransford. '' Bryce was until the very day of Braden 's appearance, Ransford's assistant," continued Mitchington. "What about what Ransford said before the Coroner?" asked Mitchington. What did Ransford tell us about Bryce "Who was that man?" asked Bryce.	./cache/nyp.33433075728596.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433075728596.txt