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THETHREE JUST Men sat longer over dinner than usual. Poiccart had been unusually talkative -- and serious.
'The truth is, my dear George,' he appealed to the silent Manfred, 'we are fiddling with things. There are still offences for which the law does not touch a man; for which death is the only and logical punishment. We do a certain amount of good -- yes. We right certain wrongs -- yes. But could not any honest detective agency do as much?'