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For quite ten minutes after leaving Southborough Hall no conversation was exchanged between Larose and Stone, and then it was the latter who spoke first.
"Look here, Gilbert," he said thoughtfully, "I told you the other day you had made out a good case against this man but, upon second thoughts, I realise you have really nothing definite against him."