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So long as she remained he didnot move; it was only when she went over to Caswall that he relaxed hisattitude of devotion and stood by respectfully.Adam spoke to his own man, Davenport, who was standing by, having arrivedwith the bailiff of Lesser Hill, who had followed Mr. Salton in a ponytrap. As he spoke, he pointed to an attentive ship's steward, andpresently the two men were conversing.
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