Granet frowned a little.
"I suppose he'll think I let him down," he said.

"I waited at least an hour for him." "Was any one hurt by the bombs ?" Geoffrey Anselman inquired.
"No one seemed to be much the worse," Granet replied.

"I didn't think of anything of that sort in connection with Collins, though.

Perhaps he might have got hurt." "We'll all go over and have a look for him this afternoon if he hasn't turned up," Anselman suggested.

"What about playing me a round of golf this morning ?" "Suit me all right," Granet agreed.