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THE following day, all day long, a procession of witnesses trooped in and out of the witness-box; the head of the finger-print department of Scotland Yard, the manager from the bank at Saffron Walden, the one-time valet of Oscar Bascoigne, and half a dozen city men who had been acquainted with the company promoter in former days.
Tresidder-Jarvis seemed to be little interested in any of them, for of some he asked nothing at all, and to the others he put, perhaps, only a single question.