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501
Ward
actually
turned
pale
,
and
the
doctor
was
the
first
to
speak
.
'M
ore
,
'
he
said
,
'
has
been
found
out
,
and
I
must
warn
you
fairly
that
a
reckoning
is
due
.
'
502
'D
igging
again
,
and
coming
upon
more
poor
starving
pets
?
'
was
the
ironic
reply
.
503
It
was
evident
that
the
youth
meant
to
show
bravado
to
the
last
.
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504
'N
o
,
'
Willett
slowly
rejoined
,
'
this
time
I
did
not
have
to
dig
.
We
have
had
men
looking
up
Dr.
Allen
,
and
they
found
the
false
beard
and
spectacles
in
the
bungalow
.
'
505
'
Excellent
,
'
commented
the
disquieted
host
in
an
effort
to
be
wittily
insulting
,
'
and
I
trust
they
proved
more
becoming
than
the
beard
and
glasses
you
now
have
on
!
'
506
'
They
would
become
you
very
well
,
'
came
the
even
and
studied
response
,
'
as
indeed
they
seem
to
have
done
.
'
507
As
Willett
said
this
,
it
almost
seemed
as
though
a
cloud
passed
over
the
sun
;
though
there
was
no
change
in
the
shadows
on
the
floor
.
Then
Ward
ventured
:
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508
'
And
is
this
what
asks
so
hotly
for
a
reckoning
?
Suppose
a
man
does
find
it
now
and
then
useful
to
be
twofold
?
'
509
'N
o
'
,
said
Willett
gravely
,
'
again
you
are
wrong
.
It
is
no
business
of
mine
if
any
man
seeks
duality
;
provided
he
has
any
right
to
exist
at
all
,
and
provided
he
does
not
destroy
what
called
him
out
of
space
.
'
510
Ward
now
started
violently
.
'
Well
,
Sir
,
what
have
ye
found
,
and
what
d'ye
want
of
me
?
'