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--
We
had
better
go
,
Dixon
,
said
Stephen
in
warning
.
He
has
gone
to
complain
.
Dixon
folded
the
journal
and
rose
with
dignity
,
saying
:
--
Our
men
retired
in
good
order
.
--
With
guns
and
cattle
,
added
Stephen
,
pointing
to
the
titlepage
of
Cranly
's
book
on
which
was
printed
DISEASES
OF
THE
OX
.
As
they
passed
through
a
lane
of
the
tables
Stephen
said
:
--
Cranly
,
I
want
to
speak
to
you
.
Cranly
did
not
answer
or
turn
.
He
laid
his
book
on
the
counter
and
passed
out
,
his
well-shod
feet
sounding
flatly
on
the
floor
.
On
the
staircase
he
paused
and
gazing
absently
at
Dixon
repeated
:
--
Pawn
to
king
's
bloody
fourth
.
--
Put
it
that
way
if
you
like
,
Dixon
said
.
He
had
a
quiet
toneless
voice
and
urbane
manners
and
on
a
finger
of
his
plump
clean
hand
he
displayed
at
moments
a
signet
ring
.
