Libro · Quo Vadis
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Autore: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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"I distinctly remember seeing it, for the lamp was lighted and
the glass flashed a blinding glare into my eyes. You see we raced
in about the worst winter weather there was and the lamp had to
be lighted very early.
"The log-book wasn't there, and I found it somewhere or other
later, but that hasn't anything to do with the case. I never saw
the mirror after that--in fact, never looked for it. I took for
granted it had gone down with the May, along with all my other
things, except the log-book, which I saved and use now aboard the
Lass."
"And you didn't take it out or give it to anybody?"
"No. I am positive of that. I didn't touch it after seeing it
that once."
"Then it is very plain, Code, that if Nat Burns came into
possession of it he must have taken it himself. He was very angry
with you for winning, wasn't he?"
"Terribly. For once I thought he might be dangerous and kept out
of his way until the thing had worn off a little."
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