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The fat man one watching him. The black automatic was now study in his sup. Corder said amugly: "The police should be here at any moment now. You heard me tell them to hurry. My evening will not, after all. be en- tirely devoid of amusement. I shall have great pleas u in hand- ing you both over.” His little bulging eyu swlvellsd towards Mary. and his thin voice rose. "As for you. my dear. I told you. didn't I. that I'd live to see you lung- ed;. .
Jim's fingers closed on the book of the chair. He had been rest- ing his elbows on it, but now stood upright. He lifted the chair and hurled it at Corder. In the some movement he ducked and pushed Mary to one side.
The chair skimmed across the desk top and hit Corder lull in the lace. The fat man went over backwards, taking his own chair with him in his fall. The hand holding the automatic flew up- wards, and his fingers closed con- vulsively on the trigger. The shot. mouldering plaster of the ceiling. narrowly 'miS-Sink tlla light globe. With a demoniac scream. the Siamese cat leaped from Corder's shoulder and lied into a corner of the room.
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Corder lay on the floor. amid the debris of the two smashed chairs. His face was purple as he heaved and gasped, trying un. suceufully to raise himself. His bulk was too much for him.
"1 - can't get up." he gasped. "You'll have to help me."
"Then you'll have to lie when you are. until the police come," said Jim cheerfully. "1: hope you won't be too uncomfortable." He
in very useful. "Poisonous creaturel" he be dead." "More venom than I "1: didn't know you chairs like that." "I improve with practice," said. I only used my lists Hamilton." He frowned. ”I can believe that Hamilton got
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His voice died away. "What's the matter?" he said sharply.
Mary was staring into the back seat of the car. Jim leaned over and switched on the inside light.
In the back seat of the car, the man with the scarred temple and the broken nose. who called him- self Hamilton, lay slumped. He 't had been shot through the head at close range.
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"Well, someone told the police." said Mary. she hesitated. "It isn't worth it, Jim. is it? They're bound to catch us sooner or later. Don't you think I ought to go to the nearest police station, and give myself up? After all, there's
paused. "Thanks for an interest- in: evening." He moved towards the door, keeping an eye on Cor- der, who struggled leebly on the floor and then lay still, panting for breath. "Come on, Mary."
They went out o! the room,
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nine. The real murderer wouldn't have done that. Corder was just playing with us - because he knew he could prove that he had nothing to do with the murder. That's why he was so confident. Did you see his face. when he got that phone call, and understood what it meant? He thought. .we were the murderers. He was ter- ritied out of his wits." She sigh- ed. "Take me to a police station, Jim, and let's get it over." ,
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