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The Devil’s Paw

CHAPTER V
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He disagreed entirely with the speaker, with whom he feared, however, to cross swords.

Mr.Hannaway Wells, who had been waiting for his opportunity, took charge of the conversation.

He spoke in a reserved manner, his fingers playing with the stem of his wineglass.
"I must confess," he said, "that I feel the deepest interest in what the Bishop has just said.

I could not talk to you about the military situation, even if I knew more than you do, which is not the case, but I think it is clear that we have reached something like a temporary impasse.

There certainly seems to be no cause for alarm upon any front, yet, not only in London, but in Paris and even Rome, there is a curious uneasiness afoot, for which no one can, account which no one can bring home to any definite cause.


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