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When Bath went to Hull, and he was left to himself, Mostyn felt that a weight had been lifted from his shoulders. Bath all along had proved a valuable ally, but he indulged occasionally in a conscience, which, to an utterly unscrupulous man like Mostyn, was irritating and dangerous.
Inch by inch he had dragged Bath from the straight path, and now the latter would have to play an active part in the conspiracy.