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GRAHAM HALLOWELL was glad to get back to his cabin, which, compared with the dark, wet deck, was a place of comfort and cheer. He locked the door on himself and went to look for Colley. The man was sitting in a corner of his dark cubbyhole, his face in his hands. He looked up as Graham opened the door, his teeth chattering. "I thought it was that brute," he said tremulously. "Where have they put her?"
"I don't know."