Margaret Learns Hilditch Was A Notorious Criminal
Francis Ledsam defends Oliver Hilditch in a murder case but is warned by a young woman who claims to be Hilditchs wife that he is a criminal. Ledsam meets the Lilditchs and attends dinners, confronts Sir Timothy Brast, and learns of a looming scandal involving Wilmore and a possible abduction at The Walled House. Margaret reveals she never cared for Hilditch and confesses a past deception. Francis and Margaret deepen their bond while Sir Timothy hosts gatherings and Shopland pursues a broader criminal web. The chapter ends with Shopland hinting at a major case and a possible abduction.
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Francis Ledsam
Oliver Hilditch
Hilditch
Ledgam
Ledsam
Oliver
Wilmore
Margaret
Timothy Brast
Daisy
Francia
Sir Timothy
Francis
Cynthia
London
Ledlam
Shopland
Wilditch
Daisy Hyslop
Walled Mouse
Ranelagh
Francis “Og
Lady Cynthia
Curzon Street
Hedges
Reginald Wilmore
Holborn
Wainwright
Sir Timothy Brast
Sir Timothy Erast
Timothy
Mr. Wilmore
Clarges Street
Hatch End
Wilson's
Bhopland
Carter
Wardour Street
Hutch End
Mfarenret
Lie
National Sporting Club
Muale
Europe
Lfe
Naples
Eastbourne
South America
Piccadilly
England
Abelher Maty
Miss Hyslop
Mr. Shopland
Ught
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Liditches
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Erast
Franciie
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