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The information dropped from Bowen's lips in a manner that proved to Archenfield that Bowen had not yet regarded it as important. The dramatist smiled to himself as he regarded the man before him in his well-cut tweeds and healthy clean-shaven face, a man who looked a good deal more like a country gentleman than a banker. And this, indeed, he was, for it was only an incident in his career that had made him the head of a prosperous firm.
"You think nothing of it?" Archenfield asked. "You don't see any importance in this discovery?"