Captain Sutton looked at him in amazement.
But Devlin paid no heed to him. He gazed into the face of Anthony Trent, the man he had hated.
“I made a mistake,” said Devlin faintly. “This isn’t the man.”
And with this splendid and generous lie upon his lips he came to his life’s end.
Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:
A little aften ten=> A little after ten { pg 11}
patroling city sidewalks=> patrolling city sidewalks { pg 37}
a champaign-drinking adventuress=> a champagne-drinking adventuress { pg 90}
recited Brigg’s evidence=> recited Briggs’s evidence { pg 95}
said Trent a minute later, “It is the=> said Trent a minute later, “it is the { pg 157}
His grievance, is seemed=> His grievance, it seemed { pg 172}
a twenty-foot put=> a twenty-foot putt { pg 173}
a women I hardly know=> a woman I hardly know { pg 203}
we found the the big living room door=> we found the big living room door { pg 205}
“Knowing Andrew Apthorpe it does not,” he answered=> “Knowing Andrew Apthorpe it does not,” she answered { pg 206}
Most woman hate=> Most women hate { pg 214}
other friends were to be Trent’s guest=> other friends were to be Trent’s guests { pg 222}
Assuredly a a timid=> Assuredly a timid { pg 239}
so report ran=> so the report ran { pg 243}
starling a contrast=> startling a contrast { pg 244}
a certain sublety about=> a certain subtlety about { pg 248}
In the billard room=> In the billiard room { pg 251}
furniture Weens had gathered=> furniture Weems had gathered { pg 267}
looms inaccessibles=> looms inaccessible { pg 294}
when it’s owner spoke=> when its owner spoke { pg 310}
Conington’s Warren’s loose cash=> Conington Warren’s loose cash { pg 311}
the adjustant’s quarters=> the adjutant’s quarters { pg 312}
End of Project Gutenberg's Anthony Trent, Master Criminal, by Wyndham Martyn