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It was an easy enough matter to talk about keeping a watchful eye upon Beaucaire and his confederate, but though Musgrave was alert enough, the best part of a fortnight passed without his being able to detect anything like a suspicious move on the part of the others. Phasy and Beaucaire appeared to be going about London as usual, enjoying themselves with the air of men who are in the possession of ample means, and who were fairly welcome wherever they went. Still, there would have to be a move made sooner or later, but, for the life of him, Joe Musgrave could not see in which direction to turn.
It was at the end of rather an anxious fortnight that Joe saw Pamela again. She had been out of town with friends, so that he had had no opportunity of a conversation with her. They met quite casually on the Sunday morning in Hyde Park after church. They drifted apart from the rest, as was their custom, and found seats presently in a quiet corner.