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The third morning brought no news of the missing man, and Senator Burton, / noting Gerald's and Daisy's preoccupied, anxious faces, began to wonder if / his life would ever flow in pleasant, normal channels again.
The son and daughter whom he held so dear, whose habitual companionship was / so agreeable to him, were now wholly absorbed in Mrs. Dampier and her / affairs. They could think of nothing else, and, when they were alone with / their father, they talked of nothing else.