The Twister by Edgar Wallace — Read

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Julian had accompanied his partner back to Greenwich that night and travelled with him by bus, a type of vehicle which the red-haired man loathed beyond all others.

-"Economy in little things, my frient," said Guelder, "is the foundation of fortune! The next time you come to me it shall be in a gilded chariot, drawn by white horses mit gold hoofs! But now der bus is the best."

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