| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 543 |
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| Chapter | The Reign of Terror. The Great Money Trick |
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During the next four weeks the usual reign of terror continued at `The Cave'. The men slaved like so many convicts under the vigilant surveillance of Crass, Misery and Rushton. No one felt free from observation for a single moment. It happened frequently that a man who was working alone - as he thought - on turning round would find Hunter or Rushton standing behind him: or one would look up from his work to catch sight of a face watching him through a door or a window or over the banisters. If they happened to be working in a room on the ground floor, or at a window on any floor, they knew that both Rushton and Hunter were in the habit of hiding among the trees that surrounded the house, and spying upon them thus. There was a plumber working outside repairing the guttering that ran round the bottom edge of the roof. This |
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