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In the morning however it was Anthony who woke Quentin by entering his room before he was up--it might also be said before he slept, for what sleep he had was rather a sinking into silent terror than into normal repose. Anthony sat down on the bed and took a cigarette from a box on the table.
"Look here," he said, "I've been thinking it all over. What about us both going down again for the week-end, and having a look round?"