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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXI
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Miller stared at it blankly and shook his head.
"Information Department, Bureau Twelve, password--'The Day is coming,'" Seaman continued, dropping his voice.
His listener shook his head and smiled with the puzzled ignorance of a child.
"The gentleman mistakes me for some one else," he replied.

"I know nothing of these things." Seaman sat and studied this obstinate visitor for several minutes without speaking, his finger tips pressed together, his eyebrows gently contracted.

His vis-a-vis endured this scrutiny without flinching, calm, phlegmatic, the very prototype of the bourgeois German of the tradesman class.
"Do you propose," Dominey enquired, "to stay in these parts long ?" "One or two days--a week, perhaps," was the indifferent answer.

"I have a cousin in Norwich who makes toys.

I love the English country.


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