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hankey
1. � He was putting his briefcase on the table in front of the seat reserved for him and was about to take out his documents when he froze, fixing a man sitting behind the chair occupied by Lord Hankey
2. � The man was John Cairncross, the private secretary of the minister in charge of the British Secret Services, Lord Hankey
3. � Despite his surprise, Reginald managed to keep his voice low, so that Cairncross or Lord Hankey could not hear him
4. ����������� ��That was my intention, Doctor Jones, but Lord Hankey refused to believe the information given by Laplante and forbid me from arresting anyone on the list suspected spies
5. ����������� ��Lord Hankey, I am only acting to protect the security of our country
6. Hankey then became truly angry, raising his voice to a shout
7. Prime Minister Churchill, who had just entered the conference room, looked coldly at Reginald and Lord Hankey as the rest of the conference�s participants watched in silence the confrontation
8. ��� Answered firmly Reginald, making Hankey turn red with anger
9. ����������� ��How could you believe such inanities, Marshal Dowding?��� Replied Lord Hankey
10. Churchill threw a sharp look at Cairncross, who now appeared to verge on panic and who had visibly paled, then eyed Lord Hankey
11. � Hankey wiggled in his chair before answering, now very much less assured of himself
12. � Lord Hankey, I hope that you did not discuss with Mister Cairncross the names of the other suspected spies?��
13. Menzies swore aloud while passing his hands on his face, while Churchill tightened his fists as he stared angrily at Hankey
14. As the two bodyguards grabbed forcefully Cairncross and dragged him out of the room, Churchill returned his eyes on Lord Hankey, who was now in his small shoes
15. ����������� ��Leave your papers with Brigadier Menzies, Lord Hankey
16. � In view of what Lord Hankey just said, I am afraid that many of the suspects will now have had time to disappear since yesterday
17. ��� Said Menzies, who then grabbed his briefcase and the one that had belonged to Lord Hankey before leaving the room in a hurry
18. ����������� ��After this, I swear that Lord Hankey will never serve as minister again
