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"We shall certainly do much better in the house," Smith whispered. "I have a pretty fair idea as to what those rascals are up to, and I want to be quite sure. The fact of your knowing the house so well is of great assistance to me. I'm afraid that Cardella has found me out."
"Found you out in what way?" Hubert asked. "That I have robbed him. He was bound to discover that sooner or later, but on the whole, it would have been better if the discovery had been postponed till to-morrow. Still, I had to discount that. You will see presently what we are here for. Meanwhile will you please make a note of the fact that the honest Jenner is in the pay of Cardella. What would Spencer say to that?"