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The Bars of Iron

CHAPTER XXII
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"Worth remembering--a scene like this." His tone was absolutely impersonal.

He stood beside Piers for a moment or two, gazing forth into the infinite distance; then with a slight gesture of leave-taking he turned as if to continue his progress.
In that instant, however, Piers recovered himself sufficiently to speak.
His face was still deeply flushed, but his voice was steady enough as he turned fully and addressed the new-comer.
"Don't you know me?
We have met before." The other man stopped at once.

He held out his hand.

"Yes, of course I know you--knew you the moment I set eyes on you.

But I wasn't sure that you would care to be recognized by me." "What on earth do you take me for ?" said Piers bluntly.
He gripped the hand hard, looking straight into the calm eyes with a curious sense of being sustained thereby.


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