Edgar Wallace,
The Four Just Men (1920) — CHAPTER XIII
(1920)
“ Falmouth expressed the thought of the whole police department—of all the foreces of law and order—not so very long after this when, reviewing all the facts in the case of Sir Philip Ramon in a discussion with his chief, he suddenly burst out, “Think what it would mean if some time we might have these men working with us instead of against us!” ”
