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Fentolin remarked, "he is quite safe, for Sarson tells me there is no chance of his being able to travel, at any rate for twenty-four hours." Lady Saxthorpe shivered. "Aren't you afraid to have him in the house?" she asked, "a man who is really and actually wanted by Scotland Yard?
The one thing to avoid in the giving away of money is pauperisation. What do you think, Florence?" His sister-in-law, who was seated at the other end of the table, looked across at him with a bright but stereotyped smile. "I agree with you, of course, Miles. I always agree with you. Mr. Fentolin has the knack of being right about most things," she continued, turning to Lord Saxthorpe.
Fentolin waved his hand and beckoned to Hamel and Esther as they somewhat hesitatingly approached. "This is one of my fortunate mornings, you see, Esther!" he exclaimed, smiling. "Lady Saxthorpe has brought her husband over to lunch. Lady Saxthorpe," he added, turning to the woman at his side, "let me present to you the son of one of the first men to realise the elusive beauty of our coast.
"You don't really think," Lady Saxthorpe asked, "that there is any fear of war, do you, Mr. Fentolin?" He answered her with a certain amount of gravity. "Who can tell? The papers this morning were bad. This conference at The Hague is still unexplained. France's attitude in the matter is especially mysterious."
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