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uc1.b4103594	Oppenheim E. Phillips	A maker of history / E. Phillips Oppenheim	1917		.txt	text/plain	61081	6218	92	"The officer wishes to know whether you saw anything unusual upon the line?" the little man asked. Now Duncombe was a young man who prided himself a little on being unimpressionable. "Sir George Duncombe, I believe," he said. "Sir George Duncombe, I believe," he said. myself," Duncombe said, a little doubtfully. Duncombe's face fell, but he looked a little puzzled. "Duncombe," he said, "you're going to think me a "The exact words are," Spencer answered, "respecting the reported disappearance of the young Englishman, Mr. Guy Poynton, and his sister.' This will "Duncombe," his friend said gravely, "nothing will "I am here, Madame, to ask, not to answer, questions," he said. "Monsieur shall have it without doubt, Mademoiselle," the man answered. "I want the address of a young lady named Mermillon — Flossie, I think they call her," Duncombe said. "The telegram is from Spencer," Duncombe said. "The telegram is from Spencer," Duncombe said.	./cache/uc1.b4103594.pdf	./txt/uc1.b4103594.txt