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Both Wallace and Conrad rang for their _petit déjeuner_ at a very early hour, for their minds were too full of the hideous tragedy of the preceding night to permit of comfortable repose. Severin, who looked as if he had not been to bed, informed them that his young mistress had passed a bad night, but refused to rest in her room. She was now dressing.
"What are we going to do now? " asked Conrad.