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Shortly after eleven o'clock the following morning Larose was in earnest conversation with Inspector Roberts in the latter's room at the police station.
He had not, for the time being, thought it necessary to enlighten the inspector as to what he had discovered in the billiard-room, but he had been at some pains to assure him that he was in quite a hopeful frame of mind about the investigations.