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Before going out the next morning Fayre rang up Kean's house and ascertained that Sybil Kean had passed a good night and was appreciably stronger. The doctors were still unable to pronounce her definitely out of danger and had warned Kean that, at any moment, there might be a relapse, but Fayre was conscious of an immense relief as he set out for Grey's office in Chancery Lane.
He gave Grey the gist of his interview with Kean. The solicitor was inclined to be sceptical as to the existence of Baxter, but he admitted that, were the man still alive, Kean's suggestion would more than hold water and he promised to look into the matter at once. He smiled at Kean's offer to deal with Gregg himself if the occasion arose.