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安排好雷豹他们后，萧逸风独自一人回到了柳生依依的别墅中。

Now he left before she did, which was a remarkable thing, andtramped eastward to Fourteenth Street and Sixth Avenue, where hetook the car. He had read that scores of applicants wereapplying at the office of the Brooklyn City Railroad building andwere being received. He made his way there by horse-car andferry--a dark, silent man--to the offices in question. It was along way, for no cars were running, and the day was cold; but hetrudged along grimly. Once in Brooklyn, he could clearly see andfeel that a strike was on. People showed it in their manner.Along the routes of certain tracks not a car was running. Aboutcertain corners and nearby saloons small groups of men werelounging. Several spring wagons passed him, equipped with plainwooden chairs, and labelled "Flatbush" or "Prospect Park. Fare,Ten Cents." He noticed cold and even gloomy faces. Labour washaving its little war.