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Chapter 1
It was an occasion, I felt--the prospect of a large
party--to look out at the station for others, possible
friends and even possible enemies, who might be going.
Such premonitions, it was true, bred fears when they
failed to breed hopes, though it was to be added that
there were sometimes, in the case, rather happy
ambiguities. One was glowered at, in the compartment,
by people who on the morrow, after breakfast, were to
prove charming; one was spoken to first by people
whose sociability was subsequently to show as bleak;
and one built with confidence on others
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