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Running Water

CHAPTER IV
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From Victoria Station he drove at once to his office in Jermyn Street.

A young and wizened-looking clerk was already at work in the outer room.
"I will see no one this morning, Maunders," said Mr.Jarvice as he pressed through.
"Very well, sir.

There are a good number of letters," replied the clerk.
"They must wait," said Mr.Jarvice, and entering his private room he shut the door.

He did not touch the letters upon his table, but he went straight to his bureau, and unlocking a drawer, took from it a copy of the Code Napoleon.

He studied the document carefully, locked it up again and looked at his watch.


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