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The Great Impersonation

CHAPTER XXVI
10/31

His voice had all the old ring in it.
"More than for any woman on earth, dear Rosamund!" Seaman, in a light grey suit, a panama, and a white beflowered tie, had lost something of the placid urbanity of a few months ago.

He was hot and tired with travel.

There were new lines in his face and a queer expression of anxiety about his eyes, at the corners of which little wrinkles had begun to appear.

He responded to Dominey's welcome with a fervour which was almost feverish, scrutinised him closely, as though expecting to find some change, and finally sank into an easy-chair with a little gesture of relief.

He had been carrying a small, brown despatch case, which he laid on the carpet by his side.
"You have news ?" Dominey asked.
"Yes," was the momentous reply, "I have news." Dominey rang the bell.


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