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Cathcart's first impulse, on seeing Seth Powell, verged on the murderous. He would have liked to take the shabby little man by the throat and shake the life out of him. What deep scheme was at the bottom of this he neither knew nor cared. But it was quite impossible to believe that Seth Powell could have remained in ignorance of recent dramatic events at Lewton.
Renton laid a restraining hand on the arm of his companion. With a gesture he indicated the white face and glittering eyes of the youth who accompanied them.