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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The White Moll by Frank L. Packard: Pinkie Bonn, ignoring Shluker, leaned toward Rhoda Gray.
"Say, Nan, is that straight?" he inquired anxiously. "You sure?"
"Sure, I'm sure!" Rhoda Gray asserted tersely. The one thought in
her head now was that her information would naturally deprive these
men here of any further interest in the matter, and that she would
get away as quickly as possible, and, in some way or other, see that
the police were tipped off to the fact that it was French Pete and
Marny Day who had taken the old couple's money. Those two old faces
rose before her again now - blotting out most curiously the face of
Pinkie Bonn just in front of her. She felt strangely glad - glad
that she had heard all of old Dainey's story, because she could see
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