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"Teddy, take the madman away," he cried, and Teddy removed Guidet, who went obediently, but blowing like a porpoise, to a seat by the wall.

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"I am only sorry I shall not be your first customer, Guidet."

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Guidet, controlling himself and sympathetically considering Caw's red eyes and husky voice.

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Guidet, pale and perturbed, had taken a little book from his pocket and opened it at a page of tiny figures close-packed.

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"Mr. Caw," said Guidet quickly, "because I remember that, I say what I say; I refuse what I refuse."

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Guidet -- which was an error of judgment, for the Frenchman's eloquence was loosened afresh.

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Handyside ran out, and Guidet banged the door after him.

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Teddy secured Guidet just in time, and a silence fell that seemed to last for minutes.

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"Monsieur Guidet!" cried Alan, running forward and catching his arm.

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Morning brought a telegram from Monsieur Guidet, and a couple of hours later the little Frenchman arrived at Grey House in a sorry state of apprehension.

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