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With characteristic energy Gilbert Larose at once set about questioning the occupants of the Court, and he dealt with the domestics first.
"I'll let the high and mighty lot cool down a bit before I tackle them," he told himself, "and, besides, its more than probable I shall pick up the first line to start upon from one of the servants."