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The Hand in the Dark

CHAPTER III
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It is a truly magnificent collection." All eyes were turned on the speaker.

The topic interested every lady present, and they were aware that Musard was one of the foremost living authorities on jewels.

The men had all heard of the famous traveller by repute, and they wanted to listen to what he had to say.

Musard seemed rather embarrassed to find himself the object of general attention, and went on with his dinner in silence.

But some of the ladies were determined not to lose the opportunity of learning something from such a well-known expert on a subject so dear to their hearts, and they plied him with eager questions.
"It must be a wonderful collection," said a slight and slender girl named Garton, with blue eyes and red hair.


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