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Half an hour later Lawson was on his way to the city to a taxi. The name revealed by Mrs. Tremby as that of the man who had sent the money startled him not a little, as it was the very last one he expected to hear. Jossy had her views about the matter, and Dick had his; yet, strange to say, the two did not exchange views. The lady gave her reason for such reticence on her part in her own bluff, masculine way. "Before I tell you my opinion, Dicky; go and see Mr. Bollard, and ask questions."
"He may refuse to answer them."