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Detective-Inspector Campbell," said Campbell.
　　"Oh yes. Yes, of course," said Mr. Humfries. "The matter of CanonPennyfather, I suppose? Most extraordinary business. I hope nothing's happened to him, poor old chap."
　　"So do I," said MissGorringe. "Such a dear old man."
　　"One of the old school," said Mr. Humfries approvingly.
　　"You seem to have quite a lot of the old schoolhere," observed Chief-Inspector Davy.
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　　"I suppose we do, I suppose we do," said Mr. Humfries. "Yes, in many ways we arequite a survival."
　　"We have our regulars you know," said Miss Gorringe. She spoke proudly. "The samepeople come back year after year. We have a lot of Americans. People from Boston, andWashington. Very quiet, nice people."
　　"They like our English atmosphere," said Mr. Humfries, showing his very white teeth in a smile.
　　Father looked at him thoughtfully. InspectorCampbell said:
　　"You're quite surethat no message came here from the Canon? I mean it might have been taken by someone whoforgot to write it down or to pass it on."