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A year passed and John Gaunt left his house in Park Lane to go to his office in the City. It was a joy to him -- this daily battle of wits, and although he was as rich as mortal man could desire, there had been no thought of giving up his work.
During the drive his thoughts were with his wife, for there was naturally a little anxiety at such a time, but he remembered that Lady Mildred was physically a strong woman, and there was but little chance of any complication arising.