Paul Quentin

John Dugdale was normally brave, but he would presently be handed over to the police, as a swindler and the idea set him trembling from head to foot like a weak woman. He feared no one would believe what he said. It was a humiliating position to be placed in, and Dugdale felt that his testimonials and his public services in South Africa would count for very little when he came to stand in the dock and tell his story to a magistrate