Explore "The Hangman's Knot" by Arthur Gask on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
When Larose returned to his lodgings about eight o'clock that night Croupin had not yet come home, and there was no sign of him when Larose at last put himself to bed.
If the course of the evening, however, it was reported to Ah Chung that a slightly drunken Frenchman had come to the lodging house next door.