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It was now about noon and as Dick and I were waiting for lunch to be served I asked him about his work. He told me that for two years he had been em ployed in a detective agency and that just a year ago he had set up for himself. He had evidently done very well and was rapidly making a name for himself.
After lunch we sat down and talked away for quite a while. It was then and just as Dick was in the middle of an account of one of his cases, the tele phone rang. Dick jumped up and answered it. I heard him gasp and then say.
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