[The Bars of Iron by Ethel May Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Bars of Iron CHAPTER XVII 2/25
He unfastened the bolts without haste.
The case might be urgent, but a steady hand and cool nerve were usually even more essential than speed in his opinion.
He opened the door therefore with a certain deliberation, and faced the sharp night air with grim resignation.
"Well? Who is it? Come in!" He expected to see some village messenger, and the sight of Piers, stern-faced, with the fur collar of his motor-coat turned up to his ears, was a complete surprise. "Hullo!" he said, staring at him.
"Anything wrong ?" Piers stared back with eyes of burning hostility.
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