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The Voice in the Fog

CHAPTER XVIII
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He was very bitter against the world, and more especially against Thomas Webb, late of Hodman, Pelt and Company, "haberdashers to H.H.the Duke of" and so forth and so on.
All the way down to the motor-boat his new pumps sang "Fool-fool! Rotter-rotter!" He climbed the yacht's ladder and ran into Kitty and her guests, exactly as she had arranged he should.
"Mr.Webb," she said; and immediately began introducing him, leaving Lord Henry Monckton until the last.

A cluster of lights made the spot as bright as day.
Thomas bowed politely and Lord Monckton smiled amiably.
"Mr.Killigrew is in the smoking-room ?" Thomas inquired.
"Yes." Thomas bowed again, indirectly toward the guests and walked away.

Lord Monckton commented on the beauty of the night.
And Kitty caught the gasp between her teeth, lest it should be heard.
Fog!.


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