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Major Tidman who was standing at the foot of the terrace stared at the man before him. "How do you know my name? " he asked, and looked towards Rupert for a reply.
Mr. Rodgers produced a red silk handkerchief and wiped his face for it was noon and very warm. "A guess on my part," he answered, "Mr. Ainsleigh said you might come here, to tell him of your Canton adventure, and I fancied it might be you, Major Tidman."