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The Prelude to Adventure

CHAPTER V
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Carfax, when alive, had blundered into coarse disaster but had blundered in back streets.

Now the manner of his death painted him in shrieking colours.
The harmony was disturbed, therefore he must go.
Of more importance to this world of Saul's was the strange revival--as though from the dead--of Olva Dune.

They had been prepared, many of them, for some odd development, but this perfectly normal, healthy interest in the affairs of the College was the last thing that his grave, romantic air could ever have led any one to expect.

His football in the first place opened wide avenues of speculation.

First there had been the College game, then there had been the University match against the Harlequins, and it was, admittedly, a very long time since any one had seen anything like it.


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