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491
The
mariner
produced
a
toothpick
,
and
(
saving
his
regard
)
was
engrossed
thereby
for
some
minutes
.
His
eyes
meanwhile
were
at
liberty
to
examine
Mr.
Marvel
's
dusty
figure
,
and
the
books
beside
him
.
As
he
had
approached
Mr.
Marvel
he
had
heard
a
sound
like
the
dropping
of
coins
into
a
pocket
.
He
was
struck
by
the
contrast
of
Mr.
Marvel
's
appearance
with
this
suggestion
of
opulence
.
Thence
his
mind
wandered
back
again
to
a
topic
that
had
taken
a
curiously
firm
hold
of
his
imagination
.
492
"
Books
?
"
he
said
suddenly
,
noisily
finishing
with
the
toothpick
.
493
Mr.
Marvel
started
and
looked
at
them
.
"
Oh
,
yes
,
"
he
said
.
"
Yes
,
they
're
books
.
"
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494
"
There
's
some
extra-ordinary
things
in
books
,
"
said
the
mariner
.
495
"
I
believe
you
,
"
said
Mr.
Marvel
.
496
"
And
some
extra-ordinary
things
out
of
'em
,
"
said
the
mariner
.
497
"
True
likewise
,
"
said
Mr.
Marvel
.
He
eyed
his
interlocutor
,
and
then
glanced
about
him
.
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498
"
There
's
some
extra-ordinary
things
in
newspapers
,
for
example
,
"
said
the
mariner
.
499
"
There
are
.
"
500
"
In
this
newspaper
,
"
said
the
mariner
.