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On reaching the corridor I was confronted by the thin, spare figure of the Tempter standing resolutely before a closed door -- that of Beryl's chamber.
His black eyes seemed to flash upon me defiantly, and his face had reassumed that expression which was sufficient index to the unscrupulousness of his character.