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THE PURSUIT TO FOLKESTONE
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as for himself, well—— "Back to the station? Oui, monsieur," and with a word to the driver the taxi swung out from the drive, and Beresford once more had cause to congratulate himself upon his luck.

Everything seemed to come quite naturally to him now. He would return to London for some suitable clothes, be back in Folkestone that evening, and then——