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The Secret Agent

CHAPTER X
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He had it much at heart to begin.
He walked slowly home, meditating that enterprise on the way, and thinking over Mr Verloc's psychology in a composite mood of repugnance and satisfaction.

He walked all the way home.

Finding the drawing-room dark, he went upstairs, and spent some time between the bedroom and the dressing-room, changing his clothes, going to and fro with the air of a thoughtful somnambulist.

But he shook it off before going out again to join his wife at the house of the great lady patroness of Michaelis.
He knew he would be welcomed there.

On entering the smaller of the two drawing-rooms he saw his wife in a small group near the piano.


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