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AT THE VERY MOMENT when Lupin left me, Holmlock Shears took out his watch and rose in his turn: "Twenty to nine. At nine o'clock, I am to meet the count and countess at the railway station." "Let's go!" cried Wilson, tossing off two glasses of whiskey in succession. They went out. "Wilson, don't turn your head... . We may be followed: if so, let us act as though we don't care whether we are or not... . Tell me, Wilson, what's your opinion: why was Lupin in that restaurant?" Wilson, without hesitation, replied: "To get some dinner." "Wilson, the longer we work together, the more clearly I perceive the constant progress you are making. Upon my word, you're becoming amazing." Wilson blushed with satisfaction in the dark; and Shears resumed: "Yes, he went to get some dinner and then,