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IT is quite plain," said Randolph Mason, "that you have fallen into / the usual blunder of the common rogue. If you had wished to rob the / insurance companies, you could easily have accomplished your end without / perpetrating this crime, and thus assume the hazard of discovery and / criminal prosecution."
Robert Gilmore looked sharply at the counsellor.