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-"I consider, Superintendent, you have shown us very little consideration. I know you are faced with a difficult and unpleasant task, but we also have important work to do."

This was Big Bill's utterance when he strode into the room and took a chair uninvited. Only Yeo, Roger and Allenby were there, the last named taking the necessary notes. Bellairs had been given a job and Carston was in charge of Captain Henshaw. They were in the billiards-room and Ossie was trying to use the time to win a few shillings at snooker. Carston was fairly adept at the game but resisted the temptation.

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