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 :. Naturally. Where Is madame ,a he found =
 At place called Les Bosqucts. lis outside Paris. But heres the address written down. l needn't tell you to be cautlous-
 Why = asked ..'I I,'s all simple enough. I've only la give the parure ,o the pnncess-in,o her own hands. of eoarse-rcoeive the money. give and take receipt. and come away There will be no difficulty about the princess money. suppose ?"
 No. Bu, don't you see? I'm afraid you're still trifie young. Morris. Those Mouranov diamonds are as well known to all the diamond hunters in Europe and they swarm abroad-as they are ,,, me. Better than they arc to you by a long way. By some means or other. you may take your oath. one of these gentry will know you have charge of them. It's no good taking precautions against tha, they will know, all the same. and precau- tons are only way of putting people on
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