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Two days later Larose left Paddington for Ivybridge by the Plymouth Express.
He had passed through a period of great mental stress since his discovery in the billiard-room of the Regency Club, but he had now steeled his heart against all sentiment, and was going down into Devonshire to investigate the previous relations of Lady Marley with Captain Dane, when she had been Sonia Cator and he had been Captain Bonning.