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"It is not for me, sir, ever to say anything which suggests criticism," said Chief Inspector Mander with great diffidence: "the only thing I say is that possibly The Ringer has become too specialised a problem with you. You are, as it were, living too near to the subject."
Superintendent Bliss chewed on a quill toothpick thoughtfully. He disliked Mander extremely -- but he was not singular in that.