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Tice the boat now he would think that Le Bon was going out fishing for
the night, but he would be sure to wonder what was happening if he
caught sight of a woman on board. Funny, isn't it," she rattled on,
"that Jacques should be called 'Le Bon,' for he is the worst man in
Marseilles? They say that his ugly grin when he draws a knife would
frighten anybody!" CHAPTER XVI THE HALL-PORTER'S DOUBTS When one o'clock
came and Edith had not arrived, the three men waiting in the hotel made
no further effort to conceal their anxiety. The impetuous Fairholme was
eager to commence an immediate search of Marseilles, but Brett steadily
adhered to his resolution not to stir from their sitting-room until
either Miss Talbot came back in person or it became quite certain that
she was detained by some other influence than her own unfettered
volition. "It may be," he argued, "that she will require some action on
our part the moment we see her, and nothing could be more s