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"
T
.
S
.
Eliot
,
"
General
Peckem
mused
.
332
"
T
.
S
.
Eliot
,
"
Colonel
Cargill
echoed
with
the
same
funereal
puzzlement
.
333
General
Peckem
roused
himself
after
a
moment
with
an
unctuous
and
benignant
smile
.
His
expression
was
shrewd
and
sophisticated
.
His
eyes
gleamed
maliciously
.
"
Have
someone
get
me
General
Dreedle
,
"
he
requested
Colonel
Cargill
.
"
Don
t
let
him
know
who
s
calling
.
"
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Colonel
Cargill
handed
him
the
phone
.
335
"
T
.
S
.
Eliot
,
"
General
Peckem
said
,
and
hung
up
.
336
"
Who
was
it
?
"
asked
Colonel
Moodus
.
337
General
Dreedle
,
in
Corsica
,
did
not
reply
.
Colonel
Moodus
was
General
Dreedle
s
son
-
in
-
law
,
and
General
Dreedle
,
at
the
insistence
of
his
wife
and
against
his
own
better
judgment
,
had
taken
him
into
the
military
business
.
General
Dreedle
gazed
at
Colonel
Moodus
with
level
hatred
.
He
detested
the
very
sight
of
his
son
-
in
-
law
,
who
was
his
aide
and
therefore
in
constant
attendance
upon
him
.
He
had
opposed
his
daughter
s
marriage
to
Colonel
Moodus
because
he
disliked
attending
weddings
.
Wearing
a
menacing
and
preoccupied
scowl
,
General
Dreedle
moved
to
the
full
-
length
mirror
in
his
office
and
stared
at
his
stocky
reflection
.
He
had
a
grizzled
,
broad
-
browed
head
with
iron
-
gray
tufts
over
his
eyes
and
a
blunt
and
belligerent
jaw
.
He
brooded
in
ponderous
speculation
over
the
cryptic
message
he
had
just
received
.
Slowly
his
face
softened
with
an
idea
,
and
he
curled
his
lips
with
wicked
pleasure
.
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338
"
Get
Peckem
,
"
he
told
Colonel
Moodus
.
"
Don
t
let
the
bastard
know
who
s
calling
.
"
339
"
Who
was
it
?
"
asked
Colonel
Cargill
,
back
in
Rome
.
340
"
That
same
person
,
"
General
Peckem
replied
with
a
definite
trace
of
alarm
.
"
Now
he
s
after
me
.
"