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Sir Clinton's map-drawing, however, was destined to be postponed. Hardly had they entered his office when the telephone bell rang. After a few moments' conversation he put down the receiver and turned to Armadale.
"That's Mold, the keeper. He's found Maurice Chacewater's body. He's telephoning from his own cottage, so I told him to wait there and we'll go up in the car. The body's in the woods and we'll save time by getting Mold to guide us to it instead of hunting round for the place."