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He chose the nearer date, and found Villiers sitting as usual by the window, apparently lost in meditation on the drowsy traffic of the street. HE CHOSE THE NEARER DATE AND FOUND VILLIERS SITTING AS USUAL BY THE WINDOW APPARENTLY LOST IN MEDITATION ON THE DROWSY TRAFFIC OF THE STREET
at he did not see me; he saw nothing that you or I can see, but what he saw I hope we never shall. I do not know when he died; I suppose in an hour, or perhaps two, but when I passed down Ashley Street and heard the closing door, that man no longer belonged to this world; it was a devil’s face I looked upon.” There was an interval of silence in the room when Villiers ceased speaking. The light was failing, and all the tumult of an hour ago was quite hushed. Austin had bent his head at the close of the story, and his hand covered his eyes. “What can it mean?” he said at length. “Who knows, Austin, who knows? It’s a black business, but I think we had better keep it to ourselves, for the present at any rate. I will see if I cannot learn anything about that house through private channels of information, and if I do light upon anything I will let you know.” VII THE ENCOUNTER IN SOHO Three weeks later Austin received a note from Villiers, asking him to call either that afternoon or the next.  CHAPTER SEVEN OF THE GREAT GOD PAN BY ARTHUR MACKIN THIS LIVER VOX RECOURTING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN CHAPTER SEVEN THE ENCOUNTER IN SOHO THREE WEEKS LATER AUSTIN RECEIVED A NOTE FROM VILLIERS ASKING HIM TO CALL EITHER THAT AFTERNOON OR THE NEXT
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