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Owen and Dick, on their arrival after the night journey from Trondhjem, idled about the Grand Hotel and took a stroll up the broad Karl-Johans-Gaden, smoking and inspecting the shops.
The young doctor did not fail to notice that, with Thyra's departure, Dick's manner had entirely changed. He had now become listless and careless, and once or twice had remarked, with a deep sigh, upon the tragedy of the girl's union with the young Russian.