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The Vanished Messenger

CHAPTER XVIII
17/23

He laid two or three sheets of paper upon the table and waited while his employer glanced them through and dismissed him with a little nod.
"My wireless has been busy this morning," Mr.Fentolin remarked.

"We seem to have collected about forty messages from different battleships and cruisers.

There must be a whole squadron barely thirty miles out." "You don't really think," Lady Saxthorpe asked, "that there is any fear of war, do you, Mr.Fentolin ?" He answered her with a certain amount of gravity.

"Who can tell?
The papers this morning were bad.

This conference at The Hague is still unexplained.


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