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Returning to the Court, Larose saw Gentry Wardle and Colonel Mead seated together in a corner at the lounge hall, and at once approached them.
"May I have a word with you gentlemen, please," he said quietly. "One at a time, though," he added, "and I'd like to speak to Mr. Wardle first."