[Meshgen-bugs] Ing a coward's part?" "Call it that if you like, " was his reply.

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D a few minutes later, with Bob's help, the two men were led away to the
police station. "Lucky for you I was near by, sir," said the constable.
"Lucky for the poor woman too," was Bob's rejoinder. "I've had my eye on
these two blackguards for a day or two," replied the policeman. "They
are a bad lot, and I do not think the woman is much better than they
are. Tell me exactly what happened, sir?" The policeman nodded his head
sagely when Bob had finished his story. "Yes, sir," he said, "you have
done a good night's work. I am afraid I shall have to take your name and
address, because you will be called upon as witness against them. You
have helped me to put my hand upon a nice little plot, and if these
fellows don't get six months, I am very much mistaken." When Bob got
back to his hotel that night, and was able to think calmly of what had
taken place, he was considerably perturbed. Of course the incident in
itself was sordid enough. The woman was supposed