Arthur Somers Roche,
The Seven Vanished Men
(1924)
“ But the other five actors, learning of what had happened to Septen and Swlnburn—the latter was drugged, then pushed in front of a train—were so frightened that they offered no further resistance." "What will be done to the actors?" asked Bleakie. "Nothing," said Pelham. "I have the promise of all concerned as regards them. If the millionaires submitted, to save their lives, to the indignity of being kidnaped, why should they wish to punish men who yielded to similar threats." "I think, young man, that you are a remarkable detective." ”
