"It was filed through and joined on my wrist."
"Ah, well! I am afraid that process will have to be reversed to-morrow. It can't be done here to-night. Who gave you that bangle?"
"Dr. Drabble.'
"Was it he who killed Angus Carson?" asked Olive, with embarrassing suddenness.
"I don't know."
"Come, come!" cried Jim, sharply, "the truth, please."
"I am telling you the truth," retorted Boldini "I do not know who killed Carson. I did not even know that he was killed until Miss Bellairs there asked me about the smell of sandal-wood. Then, as I read the account of the murder in the Morning Planet, it occurred to me that the dead man might be the person I was representing. I asked Semberry about it, and he admitted I was right; but he refused me all details."
"Then Angus Carson was really murdered in Athelstane Place?"
"According to Semberry, yes."
"Did Semberry say that he had killed him?" asked Aldean.