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`` Trust me to handle it . '' Two days later , as Mr. Crewe was seated in his study , his man entered and stood respectfully waiting for the time when he should look up from his book . `` Well , what is it now , Waters ? '' `` If you please , sir , '' said the man , `` a strange message has come over the telephone just now that you were to be in room number twelve of the Ripton House to-morrow at ten o'clock . They would n't give any name , sir , '' added the dignified Waters , who , to tell the truth , was somewhat outraged , nor tell where they telephoned from . But it was a man 's voice , sir . '' `` All right , '' said Mr. Crewe .