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He escorted the girl downstairs, and they stood talking in the hall. There was a car at the door, a luxury which she easily explained. She was using the Gray's car, which was to go back and pick up the underwriter and his wife at two o'clock.

-"I hate declining your invitation," said Larry, "but I am hanging on to the end of a wire. I sent Harvey on a tour of investigation today, and he promised to 'phone me round about midnight." She was looking at him in some concern.

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