"I believe that the case is quite a simple one, but on the other hand it would perhaps be more satisfactory to have an outside opinion.

If Mr.Dunster is not conscious in the morning, we will telephone to the Norwich Infirmary." "I think it would be advisable," Hamel agreed.
"Good night!" Mr.Fentolin said once more.

"I am sorry that your rest has been disturbed." Hamel, however, still refused to take the hint.

His eyes were fixed upon that closed door.
"Mr.Fentolin," he asked, "have you any objection to my seeing Mr.
Dunster ?" There was a moment's intense silence.

A sudden light had burned in Mr.
Fentolin's eyes.