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"I am pleased to hear you say so, " Lethbridge replied gravely. "As a matter of fact, there are many things in my favour. You know that one of those miscreants made an attack upon your uncle at the very moment when I was seeing you home. I was almost in time to take him red-handed. He escaped literally by dashing through the side of the greenhouse. That is one point in my favour. But that is not the only thing. Perhaps I had better tell you of a discovery that Inspector Wilkinson made last night.

It is all in my favour."

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