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When the Englishman entered the card-room, the last of the players to linger at their table had risen and were taking their leave of Genevieve. Her father and aunt were disputing over their last game. But at sight of the newcomer, Mrs. Gantry bowed and beckoned to him, instantly forgetful of her argument.
"You are always in time, Earl," she remarked. "We are just about to leave. May I ask if you have seen Dolores?"