PART THIRD THE LIGHTHOUSE-22

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“I would go to Sotillo directly you had left—in the way I am thinking of.” “A very good way—if only that engineer-in-chief consents. Remind him, senor, that I looked after the old rich Englishman who pays for the railway, and that I saved the lives of some of his people that time when a g**g of thieves came from the south to wreck one of his pay-trains. It was I who discovered it all at the risk of my life, by pretending to enter into their plans. Just as you are doing with Sotillo.” “Yes. Yes, of course. But I can offer him better arguments,” the doctor said, hastily. “Leave it to me.” “Ah, yes! True. I am nothing.” “Not at all. You are everything.” They moved a few paces towards the door. Behind them the late Senor Hirsch preserved the immobility of a disregarded man. “That will be

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