"I can certainly give myself six months before I need to slip off.

Now tell me, why do I find you down here ?" "After Terniloff left," Dominey explained, "I felt I wanted to get away.
I have been asked to start some recruiting work down here." "Terniloff--left his little volume with you ?" "Yes!" "Where is it ?" "Safe," Dominey replied.
Seaman mopped his forehead.
"It needs to be," he muttered.

"I have orders to see it destroyed.
We can talk of that presently.

Sometimes, when I am away from you, I tremble.

It may sound foolish, but you have in your possession just the two things--that map and Von Terniloff's memoirs--which would wreck our propaganda in every country of the world." "Both are safe," Dominey assured him.