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The disappearance of Douglas Renton had been a severe blow to George Cathcart. As time went on and the dinghey did not return, George was forced to one conclusion--Renton was drowned. No small boat could have lived for long in such a sea.
"I'm not going to believe it," Brodie said, his honest face trying to look cheerful. "Mr. Renton's not one of them as gives in easily. We shall see him again, sir."