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EARLY that evening Alan Wembury made a hurried call at Meister's house.
The girl was gone but Meister was visible. He came down in his inevitable dressing--gown and was so gloomy and nervous a man that Alan formed the impression that he had been sent for so urgently to soothe the lawyer's nerves.