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Page 40
... sent for an ambulance and had her taken to the hospital , but the doctor said she might die before we got her downstairs and absolutely refused to let me . It is not my fault if she dies in the hotel . " " Death so often chooses its ...
... sent for an ambulance and had her taken to the hospital , but the doctor said she might die before we got her downstairs and absolutely refused to let me . It is not my fault if she dies in the hotel . " " Death so often chooses its ...
Page 152
... sent here and then sent on by your wife , reached me in Geneva . " " That is very probable . One of the things I had to tell you is that the Germans suspect that informa- tion is getting through by means of commercial letters and so ...
... sent here and then sent on by your wife , reached me in Geneva . " " That is very probable . One of the things I had to tell you is that the Germans suspect that informa- tion is getting through by means of commercial letters and so ...
Page 198
... sent him , to carry it out . A vast amount of money was put at his disposal . The ambassadors of Great Britain and the United States had been directed to afford him such facilities as were at their command , but Ashenden had been told ...
... sent him , to carry it out . A vast amount of money was put at his disposal . The ambassadors of Great Britain and the United States had been directed to afford him such facilities as were at their command , but Ashenden had been told ...
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