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If Captain Davis experienced surprise on seeing French reappear at the door of his cabin, he gave no indication of his feelings.
"Good afternoon, Inspector," he greeted him quietly. "Come aboard again? You should have stayed with us, you know. " He smiled quizzically. "It would have been much less tiring than going all that way round by land, and for the matter of that, a good deal cheaper. Found your criminals?"