CHAPTER XLV.
IN WHICH THERE ARE SOME ASTONISHING REVELATIONS WITH REGARD TO DR.
MULHAUS AND CAPTAIN DESBOROUGH.
At ten o'clock the next morning arrived the Major, the Doctor, and Halbert; and the first notice they had of it was the Doctor's voice in the passage, evidently in a great state of excitement.
"No more the common bower-bird than you, sir; a new species.

His eyes are red instead of blue, and the whole plumage is lighter.

I will call it after you, my dear Major." "You have got to shoot him first," said the Major.
"I'll soon do that," said the Doctor, bursting into the room-door.

"How do you do, all of you?
Sam, glad to see you back again.

Brentwood, you are welcome to your own house.