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CHAPTER XI
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His face and manner betrayed unusual agitation; Beaucourt noticed it.
"I may well be excited," Dick declared, "after what I have heard, and after what we have done.

Lady Howel, yours is the brain that thinks to some purpose.

Make our report--I wait for you." But my lady preferred waiting for Dick.

He consented to speak first, for the thoroughly characteristic reason that he could "get over it in no time." "I shall try the old division," he said, "into First, Second, and Third.
Don't be afraid; I am not going to preach--quite the contrary; I am going to be quick about it.

First, then, Mrs.Evelin has decided, under sound advice, to go to New Zealand.


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