1
The mustached man seemed disinclined to have me along, wherever they were going.
2
He was an old white- mustached man named Johns, suspicious at first.
3
Both Red Bill and the black- mustached man were plainly nonplussed.
4
The black- mustached man gave a low, long-drawn-out exclamation of:
5
He decides that the tall, black-haired, black- mustached man with the clear-skinned leanness is the German.
6
The black- mustached man, she decided, must be a detective.
7
Why was the black- mustached man watching them so intently?
8
In her hand she held the card given to her by the black- mustached man the afternoon before.
9
In the wine-room two policemen and a thick-set, black- mustached man in a derby hat were asking questions.
10
The black- mustached man looked even more foolish.
11
Half an hour later Lafe stood by the cot where a shallow-faced, trim- mustached man lay groaning discontentedly.
12
Then the white- mustached man smiled, took off his heavy-lensed glasses, and stepped forward with his hand extended.
13
The flap at the entrance was jerked aside and a tall, black- mustached man peered in upon the group.
14
Again the white- mustached man was silent a few moments, and then he told without reserve the great secret.
15
A trickle of sooty water tumbled over the sill, and a darkskinned, mustached man looked out at me.
16
It sounded like someone havin' fun with that ther cheerful little song of yourn, said the black- mustached man.
