Sax Rohmer,
Bat Wing — Chapter XXVIII
(1921)
“ But why did he bring me to Cray’s Folly?” “Don’t you understand, Harley?” I cried, excitedly. “He really feared for his life, since he knew that Camber had discovered the intrigue.” Paul Harley heaved a long sigh. “I must congratulate you, Knox,” he said, gravely, “upon a really splendid contribution to my case. In several particulars I find myself nearer to the truth. But the definite establishment or shattering of your theory rests upon one thing.” “What’s that?” I asked. “You are surely not thinking of the bat wing nailed upon the door?” ”
