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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXIII
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"The affair disconcerts me because I do not understand it.

When there is a thing which I do not understand, I am uncomfortable." Dominey vanished into the nether regions, spent half an hour with Rosamund, and saw nothing of his disturbed guest again until they were walking to the first wood.

They had a moment together after Dominey had pointed out the stands.
"Well ?" Seaman enquired.
"Our friend," Dominey announced, "apparently made up his mind to go quite suddenly.

A bed was arranged for him--or rather it is always there--in a small apartment opening out of the butler's room, on the ground floor.

He said nothing about leaving until he saw Parkins preparing to go down to the station with the chauffeur.


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