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It was nearly ten o'clock before Passmore came down to breakfast. He was in his most genial mood, and had forgotten his slight attack of indisposition on the previous evening. After breakfast was over and the two men were on the terrace, Dugdale introduced the subject nearest to his heart.
"What are you going to do to-day?" Passmore asked.