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The little man with the blue chin and dilapidated suit of distinctly horsey cut stammered as Mrs. Manton repeated her question. He sat down in a chair, looking remarkably ill at ease.
"How do you like Hamburg?" the lady went on. "And did you have a very pleasant voyage home in the company of Mr. Michel Rayne? Before your degenerate days you used to play a stage villain remarkably well. You could not have a better study than Rayne."