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Dautry emerged from the dist-

grips. Behind him waa Jim Crow. people came into view. Oliver re- cofnised Dr. Prinz. There were three othere.' Dr. Rutter. of course. and the iravo special passengers about whom Lacoate had tried to Pump him during the day.

"surely Dr. Prinz told you-as he engaged you.” Lacoste had said.

Oliver felt that some gesture was required. so he hurried from the deck and went down to the gang. way standing aside as the negro and Dautry came up it, They set down their lands quickly.

"There are more to bring. auh." Jim Crow explained, and the French youth nodded his headtln continuation.

"Right. Don't be too long," said Oliver.

They hurried away. Oliver went down the gangway to receive the little party. Dr. Prinz left the others and hunied towards him. "Everything in order, Mr. Oliv- er?" he asked. His voice was quiet- er than usual,

"Everything. doctor."

"Where is the captain?”

"On the bridge. I didn't think it necessary to disturb him."

"Quiet correct," said Prinz. He had a small case in his hand and he hurried up the gangvway with it. Oliver was left to face the others. There were, he saw two men and a girl. The first, he guess- ed immediately, was Dr. Rutter. He wore a long. heavy coat and a scarf. His dark homburg hat was pulled low. Very little of his face could be seen apart from a trim black beard and the tinted glasses which he was wearing. He came up to Oliver and said: "What he- came of Dr. Prinz? I missed. him. "He went on board-doctor." "Good." He turned away, and then stopped, slowly, he looked back at Oliver. "we have not met before," he said thoughtfully. "And yet you seem to know that I am Doctor Rutter. How is that? Has somebody described me to you?" "No. doctcr. I'm-well. I just guessed."

For a moment Rutter stared at him. Then he nodded his head. ”I see." he said, "Of course. And what. is your name?"

"And are you the new first

"John Oliver, doctor."

"And are you the new first-mate?" "That is correct, dcctor." Rutter nodded his head again. "You seem to have everything ready for us." he said. "Everything is ready, doctor." "Excellent." Rutter continued on his way. Apart from glancing back and saying: "You all right, Mil- any?" he seemed very little con- cerned about the two passengers. "Quiet all right Dr. Rutter," said the man thus addressed.

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