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61
"
Well
,
Sir
,
anything
that
had
adventure
and
danger
in
it
.
I
really
would
do
my
very
best
.
The
more
difficult
it
was
,
the
better
it
would
suit
me
.
"
62
"
You
seem
very
anxious
to
lose
your
life
.
"
63
"
To
justify
my
life
,
Sir
.
"
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64
"
Dear
me
,
Mr.
Malone
,
this
is
very
--
very
exalted
.
I
'm
afraid
the
day
for
this
sort
of
thing
is
rather
past
.
The
expense
of
the
'
special
meesion
'
business
hardly
justifies
the
result
,
and
,
of
course
,
in
any
case
it
would
only
be
an
experienced
man
with
a
name
that
would
command
public
confidence
who
would
get
such
an
order
.
The
big
blank
spaces
in
the
map
are
all
being
filled
in
,
and
there
's
no
room
for
romance
anywhere
.
Wait
a
bit
,
though
!
"
he
added
,
with
a
sudden
smile
upon
his
face
.
"
Talking
of
the
blank
spaces
of
the
map
gives
me
an
idea
.
What
about
exposing
a
fraud
--
a
modern
Munchausen
--
and
making
him
rideeculous
?
You
could
show
him
up
as
the
liar
that
he
is
!
Eh
,
man
,
it
would
be
fine
.
How
does
it
appeal
to
you
?
"
65
"
Anything
--
anywhere
--
I
care
nothing
.
"
66
McArdle
was
plunged
in
thought
for
some
minutes
.
67
"
I
wonder
whether
you
could
get
on
friendly
--
or
at
least
on
talking
terms
with
the
fellow
,
"
he
said
,
at
last
.
"
You
seem
to
have
a
sort
of
genius
for
establishing
relations
with
people
--
seempathy
,
I
suppose
,
or
animal
magnetism
,
or
youthful
vitality
,
or
something
.
I
am
conscious
of
it
myself
.
"
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68
"
You
are
very
good
,
sir
.
"
69
"
So
why
should
you
not
try
your
luck
with
Professor
Challenger
,
of
Enmore
Park
?
"
70
I
dare
say
I
looked
a
little
startled
.