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HE WENT BACK to Greenwich, collected his car, and, instead of driving back to Cobham, he found a telephone booth that was accessible at that hour of night, and called the Mousetrap number. Mr. Trayne was on the premises, it seemed, and in a remarkably short time was speaking to him.
"I've seen a friend of ours," said Graham cautiously. "Do you remember the woman we saw when we looked out of the window?"