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The Yellow God

CHAPTER II
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No more of Messrs.

Aylward and Haswell for Thomas Jeffreys.

That's my bell.
Good-bye, Major, I'll take the liberty to write you a line sometimes, for I know you won't give me away.

Good-bye and God bless you, as I am sure He will in the long run," and stretching out his hand, he took that of the astonished Alan and wrung it warmly.
When he was gone Alan went also, noticing that the clerks, whom some rumour of these events seemed to have reached, eyed him curiously through the glass screens behind which they sat at their desks, as he thought not without regret and a kind of admiration.

Even the magnificent be-medalled porter at the door emerged from the carved teak box where he dwelt and touching his cap asked if he should call a cab.
"No, thank you, Sergeant," answered Alan, "I will take a bus, and, Sergeant, I think I forgot to give you a present last Xmas.


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