I was confident of one thing--that he had identified the victim.

Yet he said nothing beyond agreeing with his companions that a dastardly

crime had been committed, and expressing a hope that the assassin would

be arrested.

"He's a stranger," declared Scarcliff.

"Yes--an entire stranger," said Winsloe, emphatically, and at the same

time he bent forward to get a better view of the lifeless countenance.

Standing behind, I watched him closely.

The sight of the body had produced a remarkable change in him. His face

was wild and terrified, and I saw that his lips trembled.

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