The thing wouldn't have happened if any other constable than
Collins had been put on point duty at Blackfriars Bridge that
morning. For Collins was young, good-looking, and - knew it. Nature
had gifted him with a susceptible heart and a fond eye for the
beauties of femininity. So when he looked round and saw the woman
threading her way through the maze of vehicles at "Dead Man's
Corner," with her skirt held up just enough to show two twinkling
little feet in French shoes, and over them a graceful, willowy
figure, and over that an enchanting, if rather too highly tinted
face, with almond eyes and a fluff of shining hair under the screen
of a big Parisian hat - that did for him on the spot..... Reprint
of the detective novel starring Hamilton Cleek, the master of
disguise. Originally published in 1912.
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