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There was at first silence in the dining-room when the company returned there as desired by the superintendent. It was not only horror that stilled their voices, there was also an indefinite sense of fear and suspicion. Was it possible that one of them had been guilty of this second murder--and perhaps also of the first?
No one talked of leaving. They knew the police would not allow it. They realised they must see the matter through.