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At one o'clock, when Adams left his office to go home to luncheon -- a custom which he had not allowed himself to neglect since Connie's illness -- he found Mr. Wilberforce just about to enter the building from the front on Union Square.
"Ah, I've caught you as I meant to," exclaimed the older man, with the cordial enthusiasm which Adams had always found so delightful. "It's been so long a time since I had a talk with you that I hope you'll come out somewhere to lunch?"