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A long consultation took place that night between Larose and the two other detectives, and it would have been at once apparent to any onlooker that none of them was in a very decided frame of mind.
Naughton Jones looked anxious and had lost something of his air of complete self-satisfaction. Vallon was frowning hard and Larose was fidgety and restless, as if he were quite aware things were not going too well.