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His business in Marchwick having been concluded, Manthon turned his car thoughtfully in the direction of Lincombe and made his way homewards. He had a good deal to occupy his attention, and he was still brooding over the problem that lay before him, when he was passing the iron gates that led up to the abode of his friends the Fabers.
Just as he was slipping by the lodge, Basil Faber came out into the road and held up his hand.