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Lord Roxton had returned from Central African heavy game shooting, and / had at once carried out a series of Alpine ascents which had satisfied / and surprised everyone except himself.
"Top of the Alps is becomin' a perfect bear-garden," said he. "Short of / Everest there don't seem to be any decent privacy left."