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Chapter 8 THE POCKET-BOOK
Chapter 8 THE POCKET-BOOKFinal warning was brief and to the point: We allow you until tomorrow evening to reconsider your position in the matter of the Aliens Extradition Bill. If by six o'clock no announcement is made in the afternoon newspapers of your withdrawing this measure we shall have no other course to pursue but to fulfil our promise. You will die at eight in the evening. We append for your enlightenment a concise table of the secret police arrangements made for your safety tomorrow. Farewell. (Signed) four just men Sir Philip read this over without a tremor. He read too the slip of paper on which was written, in the strange foreign hand, the details that the police had not dared to put into writing. "There is a leakage somewhere," he said, and the two anxious watch
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