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So he didn't want to commit himself definitely to the statement that the key was either outside or inside. Voice Reading
He wanted to leave it vague. Voice Reading
It was safest that way." Voice Reading
"I see," said Bill slowly. Voice Reading
But his mind was elsewhere. Voice Reading
He was wondering suddenly about Cayley. Voice Reading
Cayley was just an ordinary man-like himself. Voice Reading
Bill had had little jokes with him sometimes; not that Cayley was much of a hand at joking. Voice Reading
Bill had helped him to sausages, played tennis with him, borrowed his tobacco, lent him a putter.... Voice Reading
and here was Antony saying that he was what? Well, not an ordinary man, anyway. Voice Reading
A man with a secret. Voice Reading
Perhaps a murderer. Voice Reading
No, not a murderer; not Cayley. Voice Reading
That was rot, anyway. Voice Reading
Why, they had played tennis together. Voice Reading
"Now then, Watson," said Antony suddenly. "It's time you said something." Voice Reading
"I say, Tony, do you really mean it?" Voice Reading
"Mean what?" Voice Reading
"About Cayley." Voice Reading
"I mean what I said, Bill. No more." Voice Reading
"Well, what does it amount to?" Voice Reading
"Simply that Robert Ablett died in the office this afternoon, and that Cayley knows exactly how he died. That's all. It doesn't follow that Cayley killed him." Voice Reading
"No. No, of course it doesn't." Bill gave a sigh of relief. "He's just shielding Mark, what?" Voice Reading
"I wonder." Voice Reading
"Well, isn't that the simplest explanation?" Voice Reading

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