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The Kingdom of the Blind

CHAPTER VI
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The room was a study in masculine luxury.

The brown walls were hung with a choice selection of sporting prints, varied here and there with silverpoint etchings of beautiful women in various poses.

There were a good many photographs, mostly signed, above the mantelpiece; a cigar cabinet, a case of sporting-rifles and shot guns, some fishing tackle, a case of books, distributed appropriately about the apartment.

There were some warlike trophies displayed without ostentation, a handsome writing-table on which stood a telephone.

On a thick green rug stretched in front of the fireplace, a fox terrier lay blinking at the wood fire.
The room was empty and silent except for the slow ticking of an ancient clock which stood underneath an emblazoned coat of arms in the far corner.


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