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ON a January night in 1898, Charles Bramham was smoking and writing in the dining-room of Sea House.
All the doors and windows were open: his coat was off: his white silk shirt gaped at the neck and the sleeves were turned up. Mosquitoes in vicious clouds proclaimed with shrill, treble voices their intention to make a dash for his throat and han