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I As Seen By Two Strangers | Anna Katharine Green | |
IX The Incident Of The Partly Lifted Shade |
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"You're not sure?" he now heard, oddly interpolated in the stream of half-whispered talk with which the other endeavoured to carry off the situation. George shook his head. He could not rid himself of the old impression he had formed of the man in the snow. "Mr. Dunn, a word with you," suddenly spoke up Sweetwater, to the man who had just passed them. "That's your name, isn't it?" "Yes, that is my name," was the quiet response, in a voice which was at once rich and resonant; a voice which George knew - the voice of the impassioned speaker he had heard resounding through the sleet as he cowered within hearing in the shed behind the Avenue A tenement. "Who are you who wish to speak to me at so late an hour?" He was returning to them from the door he had unlocked and left slightly ajar. "Well, we are - You know what," smiled the ready detective, advancing half-way to greet him. "We're not members of the Associated Brotherhood, but possibly have hopes of being so. At all events, we should like to talk the matter over, if, as you say, it's not too late." "I have nothing to do with the club -" "But you spoke before it." Yes." "Then you can give us some sort of an idea how we are to apply for membership." Mr. Dunn met the concentrated gaze of his two evidently unwelcome visitors with a frankness which dashed George's confidence in himself, but made little visible impression upon his daring companion. |
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