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Here was something, at any rate, calculated to take Nest out of herself. There was something in the pleading depths of those dark eyes that moved her to the deepest pity. She could read in them abject misery and unhappiness far deeper than her own. The men she had seen a few minutes before were disappearing along the cliffs in the direction of Cromer.
"I don't think there is anything to be afraid of for the moment," Nest said. "Those two men----"