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"You have something of importance to communicate to me, Mr. Lane," were Morrice's first words. "Take a seat, please."
"Something of the greatest importance, and also, I am very sorry to say, of a most unpleasant nature. You must be prepared to receive a great shock, Mr. Morrice."