PART THIRD THE LIGHTHOUSE-15

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Dr. Monygham came away from the c***k in the shutter through which he had been watching the street. “Ah! You are back at last!” he said in a tone of relief. “I have been telling Mrs. Gould that you were perfectly safe, but I was not by any means certain that the fellow would have let you go.” “Neither was I,” confessed Charles Gould, laying his hat on the table. “You will have to take action.” The silence of Charles Gould seemed to admit that this was the only course. This was as far as Charles Gould was accustomed to go towards expressing his intentions. “I hope you did not warn Montero of what you mean to do,” the doctor said, anxiously. “I tried to make him see that the existence of the mine was bound up with my personal safety,” continued Charles Gould, looking away from the doct

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