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Annesley went to the smoking-room, and read the morning news until the detective came in. Mr. Paul Asbury was punctual to the moment, and there was a gleam of triumph in his eyes that spoke of success and self-confidence.
"Good-morning, Sir Harold," he said. "I must thank you for remaining in London at my request, as your presence will very much simplify matters."