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The Greulich Hotel: A Short Story
- Tom, where you met with Tim Knighton? The Greulich Hotel, is not it? - Enunciating each word, said police.
- Yes, you've been asked a hundred times! - Irritated the young man replied, nervously pacing the room.
- Hotel Greulich burnt and destroyed a few years ago - Phil pulled out of his breast pocket forms yellowed photograph and handed it to Tom. - It is long gone, so no bodies, no cars there were not found.
- It can not be - a man with trembling hands took the picture and began to scrutinize
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