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The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth

CHAPTER THE THIRD
19/74

He breathed audibly.

Few people considered him handsome.

His hair was entirely tangential, and his voice, which he used sparingly, was pitched high, and had commonly a quality of bitter protest.

He wore a grey cloth jacket suit and a silk hat on all occasions.

He plumbed an abysmal trouser pocket with a vast red hand, paid his cabman, and came panting resolutely up the steps, a copy of the pink paper clutched about the middle, like Jove's thunderbolt, in his hand.
"Skinner ?" Bensington was saying, regardless of his approach.
"Nothing about him," said Redwood.


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