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The Prelude to Adventure

CHAPTER XIII
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It was probably the first occasion in Bunning's life of such resolution.

There was a faint colour in the fat cheeks, the eyes bad a little light and the man scarcely spoke at all lest this purpose should trickle from his careless lips.

Also as he looked at Olva his customary devotion was heightened by an air of frightened pride.
Olva, watching him, was apprehensive--the devotion of a fool is the most dangerous thing in creation.
"Well, have you seen Craven again ?" "Yes.

We had a talk." "What did he say ?" "Oh, nothing." "Rot.

He didn't stop and talk to you about the weather.


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