[The Summons by A.E.W. Mason]@TWC D-Link bookThe Summons CHAPTER XIX 13/28
Then he asked another question. "Do you know who is going to be there beside Luttrell and myself ?" Sir Charles smiled. "I don't know, but I fancy that you won't find him amongst the guests." Hillyard was a little startled by the answer, but he did not betray the least sign of surprise.
He pursued his questions. "You know whom I have in my mind ?" "I drew a bow at a venture," answered Sir Charles. "Shall I name him ?" asked Hillyard. "I will," returned Sir Charles.
"Mario Escobar." Hillyard nodded.
He took another pull at his whisky-and-soda.
Then he lit a cigarette and leaned forward, with his elbows upon his knees; and all the while Sir Charles Hardiman, his body in a majestic repose, contemplated him placidly.
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