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"MY wife must have gone out." There was something in Tappitt's tone that sent a cold shiver down the detective's spine. All the man's sudden panic had communicated itself to him, and he knew that if there was one thing which the police sergeant did not believe, it was that his wife had left the house of her own free will. "I'll just look in her room." He turned the handle of the door, but it did not move.
"Put on the hall light, somebody," he asked sharply. "It's near you, Mr. Elk."