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Her world had gone awry that week, and this small festivity might right it. Not one word of the improvised dinner-party did Hart confide to Grant.
He informed the only indispensable person, Mrs.Bates, and left it at that. Grant, a restless being these days, took him for another long walk.
It chanced that their road home led down the high-street.
The hour was a quarter past seven, and Peters hailed them. Hart introduced the journalist, saying casually: "Jimmie is coming to dinner, Jack." "Delighted," said Grant, of course. Peters looked slightly surprised, but passed no comment.
Then Doris and her father appeared.
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