CHAPTER XXVII

“JOHN DEARBORN IS NOT BLIND” THEY carried the injured man into the sitting-room and laid him on a couch. There was a doctor living in the flat above and luckily he had not gone to bed, and was down in a few minutes. “He is badly injured,” he reported. “There are one or two knife wounds, and the wound in the head looks as though there were a fracture of the skull.” “The man must have been attacked outside my door,” said Larry. “He couldn’t have walked far in this condition.” “No,” said the doctor, shaking his head. …