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No , no ! I am very careful . I never purchase or lend money on things of which I am not altogether sure . '' `` The necklace was brought to you to-day between twelve and one o'clock , '' said the investigator . `` It was brought by a woman who wore a veil and you haggled with her as to the money she was to get for it . '' `` Sir , '' said Quigley , lifting one hand , `` I must insist that you are mistaken ; I must insist that this is a -- '' But Ashton-Kirk stopped him . `` When I had the man send up my name a while ago , '' said the investigator , `` you replied that you did not know me .