[The Green Mummy by Fergus Hume]@TWC D-Link bookThe Green Mummy CHAPTER XIX 2/17
Hervey was the first to find his very useful tongue. "I guess you've got the bulge on me," said he, trying to outstare the Peruvian, for which nationality, from long voyaging on the South American coast, he entertained the most profound contempt. But in De Gayangos he found a foeman worthy of his steel. "I think not," said Don Pedro quietly, and facing the pseudo-American bravely.
"I never forget faces, and yours is a noticeable one.
When you first spoke I fancied that I remembered your voice.
All that business with the chair was to get close to you, so that I could see the scar on your right temple.
It is still there, I notice.
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