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Page 32: Was ‘that’ (Bentley suddenly knew what the man was trying to say. The half-uttered)
Page 32: Was ‘interne’ (Five minutes later the ambulance intern hastily scribbled in his record the entry, “Dead on Arrival.”)
Page 41: Added closing double-quote (chauffeur to go faster than twenty miles an hour.”)
Page 44: Was ‘scarely’ (The words had scarcely left his mouth when a blind man, tapping)
Page 45: Was ‘multilated’ (Bentley, in his mind’s eye, saw the two dead, mutilated drivers, and the passengers with them, he saw)
Page 45: Was ‘relinquished’ (“When will he give up––and what will his driver do when Barter relinquishes control?”)
Page 45: Changed ‘,’ to ‘.’ (effective. The fleeing car was trapped. Barter must know that. If he did know, it proved that he)
Page 46: Was ‘plainclothes’ (reached her. She had been immediately picked up by plain-clothes men and had thought herself captured)
Page 46: Was ‘persuuaded’ (she told Bentley, and it had taken her some little time to be persuaded that she was in the hands)
Page 242: Was ‘monolog’ (“You will almost suffocate,” he said, keeping up a running monologue as his inspired hands worked with)
Page 257: Was ‘at loss’ (hatred in them and for a moment was at a loss to understand it.)
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