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Hyacinth

CHAPTER V
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His lips drew apart, leaving his teeth bare in a ghastly grin.

He clenched his fists, and stood for a moment trembling from head to foot.

Then he leaped forward towards Augusta Goold.

The man who stood next Hyacinth lurched suddenly forward, wrenched his right hand free of the crowd round him, and flung it back behind his head.

Hyacinth saw that he held a large stone in it.
'You are a cowardly blackguard, Shea,' he yelled--'a damned, cowardly blackguard! Would you strike a woman ?' Shea turned on the instant, saw the hand stretched back to fling the stone.


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