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CHAPTER II
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His cheeks and chin were in the bluest bloom of smooth shaving; his nose was short Roman; his lips long, thin, and supple, curled up at the corners with a mildly-humorous smile.

His white cravat was high, stiff, and dingy; the collar, higher, stiffer, and dingier, projected its rigid points on either side beyond his chin.

Lower down, the lithe little figure of the man was arrayed throughout in sober-shabby black.

His frock-coat was buttoned tight round the waist, and left to bulge open majestically at the chest.

His hands were covered with black cotton gloves neatly darned at the fingers; his umbrella, worn down at the ferule to the last quarter of an inch, was carefully preserved, nevertheless, in an oilskin case.


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