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The Betrayal

CHAPTER X
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His cheeks were pale, almost sunken, his eyes were too close together, and they had the dimness of the _roue_ or the habitual dyspeptic.

His lips were too full, his chin too receding, and he was almost bald.
"How are you, Mr.Ducaine ?" he said.

"Awful hour to be out of bed, isn't it?
and all for the slaying of a few fat and innocent birds.

Let me see, wasn't I at Magdalen with you ?" "I came up in your last year," I reminded him.
"Ah, yes, I remember," he drawled.

"Terrible close worker you were, too.


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