Van Gogh Painting

Van Gogh Painting
Tom gave it to him. "Thank you.I shall probably be calling round in the course of the day.Ineed hardly tell you to be careful of your manner if you come across thisCust." He rose and shook hands. "You may be quite satisfied you did the right thing in coming to us.Goodmorning，Mr Hartigan." "Well，sir?"asked Jacobs，re-entering the room a few minutes later. "Think it's the goods?" "It's promising，"said Inspector Crome. "That is，if the facts are as the boy stated them.We've had no luck withthe stocking manufacturers yet.It was time we got hold of something.By theway，give me that file of the Churston case."
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He spent some minutes looking for what he wanted. "Ah，here it is.It's amongst the statements made to the Torquay police. Young man of the name of Hill.Deposes he was leaving the TorquayPalladium after the film Not a Sparrow and noticed a man behaving queerly.Hewas talking to himself.Hill heard him say "That's an idea."Not a Sparrow-that's the film that was on at the Regal in Doncaster?" "Yes，sir." "There may be something in that.Nothing to it at the time-but it'spossible that the idea of the modus operandi for his next crime occurred toour man then.We've got Hill's name and address，I see.His description of theman is vague but it links up well enough with the descriptions of MaryStroud and this Tom Hartigan......"
Van Gogh Painting