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Aaron’s Rod

CHAPTER IX
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He had to cross a landing to a sort of little lavatory, with a sink and a tap, for water.

The clerks peeped out at him from an adjoining office and nodded.

He nodded, and disappeared from their sight as quickly as possible, with his kettle.

His dark eyes were quick, his dark hair was untidy, there was something silent and withheld about him.

People could never approach him quite ordinarily.
He put on the kettle, and quietly set cups and plates on a tray.


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