firmly.
"Have you found out anything more about Kara ?" T.X.

nodded.
"All that I have discovered about him is eminently discreditable," he said.

"He seems to have had an ambition to occupy a very important position in Albania.

To this end he had bribed and subsidized the Turkish and Albanian officials and had a fairly large following in that country.

Bartholomew tells me that Kara had already sounded him as to the possibility of the British Government recognising a fait accompli in Albania and had been inducing him to use his influence with the Cabinet to recognize the consequence of any revolution.