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I must get a man to help me to work my scheme , or go over to Jersey myself , '' he at last decided . He was secretly happy at Captain Anstruther 's prompt injunctions to make ready for a tour of two months upon the Continent . `` I shall have all your detailed instructions prepared tomorrow , Major Hawke , '' said the young aide-de-camp . `` Meet me , therefore , at the Junior United Service at ten o'clock ; you can take a couple of days to look over London , and then proceed at once to the delicate duty which I will give to you . And , remember , the Viceroy 's orders are that you are to report to me alone , and also to preserve an absolute secrecy . Your future rank will depend upon your discretion . '' Major Alan Hawke was not as cheerful , however , when he opened his private mail at Morley 's Hotel , as when he had bade adieu to Captain Anstruther .