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Title The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
Page 1478
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Text in earnest conversation with the keeper. The electric light was switched on, and as Crass and Sawkins came in they saw that the marble slab was empty.

The corpse was gone.

`Snatchum came this afternoon with a hand-truck and a corfin,' explained the keeper. `I was out at the time, and the missis thought it was all right so she let him have the key.'

Hunter and Crass looked blankly at each other.

`Well, this takes the biskit!' said the latter as soon as he could speak.

`I thought you said you had settled everything all right with the old woman?' said Hunter.

`So I did,' replied Crass. `I seen 'er on Friday, and I told 'er to leave it all
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