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Charles Rex

CHAPTER VII
9/17

The weather was thickening, and progress was slow, but they expected to arrive before mid-day.

Saltash, carelessly sauntering in the doctor's wake, found himself the object of considerable interest on the part of those passengers who were already up in the murk of the early morning.

He was stopped by several to receive congratulations upon his escape, but he refused to be detained for long.

He had business below, he said, and the doctor was waiting.

And so at last he came to a cabin at the end of a long passage, at the door of which a kind-faced stewardess met them and exchanged a few words with his guide.
"Can I go in ?" said Saltash, growing impatient.
The woman looked at him with wonder and compassion in her eyes.


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