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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Man in Lower Ten by Mary Roberts Rinehart: explained. "I'm not eager to be locked away, but, by Jove, to
offer her the stolen notes in exchange for Sullivan!"
"We haven't got either of them, you know," McKnight remonstrated,
"and we won't have, if we don't start. Come along, Fido," to
Hotchkiss.
The plan was simplicity itself. According to Hotchkiss, Sullivan
was to meet Bronson at Mrs. Conway's apartment, at eight-thirty that
night, with the notes. He was to be paid there and the papers
destroyed. "But just before that interesting finale," McKnight
ended, "we will walk in, take the notes, grab Sullivan, and give
the police a jolt that will put them out of the count."
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