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wito inue, on your raver v
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date to Which. your PaPOV Is Paid- WO In
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It WAS Coming, thee? Well. he would
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would a4 Lvoil toread it Carefully problem,
The questions hit each other
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admit nothing, deny everything, There
love
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.V . D_ DR&IFTS IS .
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444 Should you be one of those in like
wild express trains on a single
was no law Of business, bor.or or
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arrears,, kilidlY let us have Your re-- track,
and the solitary engineer had no
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to. compel film to confess anythlinig to
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POSITS'L NOTES PT , . -
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mittance. earthly.chauce
may 'not se%rli
The single dollar of
to jump.
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"Now, It's this wa ,11 he murmured
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Mr. Corrigan. .
' "Branding a heifer?" repeated Rich -
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much impcirtatice to. you, but to' the to
big rumpled pillow -"when an Irre-
ard vacantly while he screwed In his
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- . 11 - , of dollars ! x1subje
offloo.whore Several hundriA
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force meets an ImmovAble body
-heavens.1 I wish wood given those
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are $0 L looked up, It Is A Matter 01,
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blasted Englishmen A bigger licking
Michael Corrigan burst into a laugh.
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consiLderable, moment. -
this' than,
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"Come., come., Dick"- How good
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To those, In arrears we make,
special tall, and trust to be favored
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that monosyllable soanded after this I
cursed Croyland busluesoll Now he
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CHAPTER IX
REAKFAST the next mornln*
could anderstand why Bills hated to
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possible moment. .
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did not pass pleasantly for
be c4jledL Woolsey. "It Won't do." con-
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Address All communications too W.
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Itichard,, who began detest
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tinue ,'I'm too old
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. the role be was assuming :
a blr4L to be, caught with, such salt.
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with all his honest American heart-
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honest until this 'Mad Idea of sub -
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all, he wanted to get away by himself
It had come at last. tbent No con -
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"Are*you d1sco ura ged? is y
and think the thing out undisturbed by
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suddep revulsion of feeling Richard
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bill a heavy line
a heaw physical burden? I know what
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troublesome .
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experienced a great sense f rellef.
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Fortune ha d decided for"ItIm.
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, :ate women -1 have,
these mean to delic ed how to
been discou , too; but learni I
to relieve Ur Ur
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mined to go for a I ride-alon
possible-w-aSid with a good horse under
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Corrigan." saidL Rtchard.L hold-
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curd % lfrallant
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" ' not end the pain an
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him perhaps h or
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out his hitnd-he knew when
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jaena. you an',
4octor's b IlT I can do this for .
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wi if you. will assist me.
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devise some loophole of escape. Fatu.
was
radiant
beaten -while his features became
with smiles.. 14when you came
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' 21.1 jou need do' is too write I �or a free
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box o the remedy which has been Vlaced ,
Ferhaps
ous dreamt There was- no loophole,
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He Would palter ,�vr 1�h the truth no .
through
that door Awhile ago I wished
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I . Block -01 INTON-ml
b 1;1 . - .. 1OF'Sloane
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in my hands toi be given away .
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longer.- Not Ile �L_. Ald speak at once
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safely In hades, Let's get out Into
sunshine. I want to make -a clean
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'or W 11 be toured
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.t Of it over.
and' get . the 'w6eit par
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Them: he would be free -.free *from hia
breast
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- own conscience -and she would be �
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I'm
Mr,
In the devil of a pickle."
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hopelessly and forever. lost to -
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way through the � front hall. Outbe
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would break. but it had to be dolle'L
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whatever the consequences to himsel
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the garden With her, arms full Of
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and the heart aforesaid. �
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wait a MoMent I'd like ollf
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this desperate ,coursei he volunteered
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to drive Mr. Renwyck to the station In
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:i r'L' , ,., IDKS. GUNN - &
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severity. ,,there Is hardly enough
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dr e slowly. There would be time,
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He would tell the old shark all and
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Lord Croyland to go around, It
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defy him to wreck Bill Williams -with
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s. I've got him for halt an.bour,
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I'm going
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any.r qViderhand' scheme. He would
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claim to have come to Irvington r for
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it was Wrong, of course, but be couldn'it
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He took Richard's arm and led him
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the Very purpose of unearthing tfieL Con .
along
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the gravel path. ,
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thAt 'tile reason?" he wbl.Vered..
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spinktors. He would join forces With
his d . ad 'and fight JiCob llenivryck In
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the open. flinging. asid discretion. love.
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of his -niece, Richard blushed.
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h. young dogl can't
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. Edmonton and return $42 0,.
Proportionate rates to other . p�'Ints.
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it was hard to think all -this, and it
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would be hirder 9till-46 say It. As h , e .
blame
you
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you, Dick... Great girt, tan t
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considered It the. pendulum of his
swung to the other extreme.
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Could, be lay love aside? How sweet
bitlich
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she looked Inher simple morning gown
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a nod
whore they seated themselves
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effect of artless innocence had be but,
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Wbo.seemed to exude good .
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ib�se delicious rolls, as If ltr
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every pore, "at first 11� couldn't ex-
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make.out what you were 'up . to,
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. JOHN.RANSFORD Town -Agent.
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ed him .
were breakfast f . ood � he .1ne.ked. He
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friend
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scamp. so I dre* .you ' out on our
Napoleon. You are -6 bt well up
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harbor companies. _His dad would ,on.
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belofed
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derstand andforglve after seeing her.
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Richard laughed and asked: I
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attention given
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paddock feuce,' '*oten't kou?. it
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�!I'-' -the -Eye Ear, Nose and Throat� -
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-Farm and Isolated Town�propertY -
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Shine as -a fable companion that morn-.
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gave
in ell I heard your
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headache seemed too .feminine for -
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., � HURON ST4 * SOUTH. - CLINTON
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credulity. .When an Irresistible. fordo.
.Corrigan,
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eld P, o. ; T. E. Hays,
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.The drive to the station was rapid -
"You
two
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don't so .
yelirs for nothing but my health!
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did not speak after.all. 111$ hoSt'per-
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had been told that Renwyck 'ha d
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sisted ih.:dolng all the talking, which
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William . � Seaforth ; ' Joh
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Strolling: over to have a Teep at
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Grieve, Wit I . ..
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id a horse loton o he devi
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Bennewids, %.Br6dhajan ; James Evan
stepping from- the trap. "That's my
as.if'
. another were afto�r' bilol" Mr
L � . , -Graduate of the. Royal College ,of
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train.- Tbink Over my Proposition And
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paused to chuckle. ., "But
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he said presentlyt' "Yon mad(
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. veterfoary'aut to look- -at Hawk today,.L
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Richard drove slowly back. None
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of the-ladits was about whcn he arriv-
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scooped up Harriet's ban ' d
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ed, so. he L .Wandered Into tho billiard.
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at a gallop,
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brace
Reawyck's
of guns And plugged L ,holes. I
bat� T . hen they would hav
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r t ansa . C It other business will . 'be
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around almlessly . wh
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you .were -an Englishman. -Now
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& wealthy:old bachelor, and the. com-
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had come to him In the sha
"It's simple. Had.a letter. from you
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tangible that th Alelled, a U C ..
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loved to deal,witli the real.. it Wan
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advance $1.50 ! may be charged it
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until all arillears are paid, unless at
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. to opinion of the publis her. The
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jenge lit his voice which the lawyer
did not fall to, note with concealed -
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�, other year so you will not
k alit. a4ver-
tiscments� . lo cents pet. nonpariel
- a way, .
' shoft and fat to play without the
�. ,��.. iniss any copies of -
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line for first .I lertion and 9 cents
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bridge, but I'll take a cue from you,
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with. Pleasure if I may-ov . I
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exceed one in6hi such as ,,LO51t,,,
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ard as he handed him the stick. �
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langUished.. as. did the, conversation, .
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faith, be accomP anied by the name
Corrigan by steady4 consistent Ditty
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watched his opponent out of the cor-
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"I shouldn't say you were lip In your
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Editor and Proprietor,
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usual form, Lord Croylanct tl'
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Patentpl,
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11N, ., eagerly selzing
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� tionestri�g..Idfld.'h'tf-d'.t%Ttitlt3itOf'-'-Wu
Sout tree. debt A encygoursecurin Crin, I
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the whole
he opportunity to speak �
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truth and nothing but It, "I did n
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,too badl" murmured the little man,
.1 $01ific Amtritaho
-TIME .TA13LE-
. NVIth tin' exaggerated sympathy that
A bAndkOA1611 illustrated weekly
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of any solentuld oorall erms 0 .
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I Trains will arrivek at and depart
did not Impose on his victim, 'While he
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.75 4,70ar,, pot pm�l 001
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'from Clinton Station as follow$ '.
91. avely chalked his cue, "American
11, Aa htowl to get Used to ell?" Ile
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oTlemau %At 1111911111� Illor ClIgar 4114 111111,
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, rea. tier of Mt, 4bsurit b4A0.
lo.o reft
RlebArd tberf"Ition rMuntolid ill$ Ad- pirently
studyingt1tv momentous ques. she
was varrying on ber ArVA on# wtvr-
rentures, bot ' "t With the Cattle tlOu
In sit 44 lights jintl boarlup. ed
across the delds, cUrgInX law"W �
itamp000 at bow,� `1 big willingness
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"Dick," he o4ld abrupt)y. "You have at
tile rate which linked him with tW
�'o come north Is ttl� no ,of finding got
yourself into a nice mesil. boven't troublesome
444 Irrea%pusible Itittle,
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the girl. Ile told of hit, ,tiog with you?
leg up to you to do somethluX creatum
and strlTln,% outworilly tw be,
the real LorcT Croyland in.3 bow that original.
Any Ideas on the -subject?" decentl.v
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polite to 14er. Uncoll ,,,
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gentleman bad coolly taken thP ARMS
"Teo." said Ulvhard: "I'm going to big
cogitation, Miss liaggene flutterem I i
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Dt.11tichard Williams. Then lip made A
Mr. Reowyck this evening and make at
big side, now murmuring 090c
ploon brea of ,big own OPCOPOOR and
a clean breast of It. It's the OUI7 small
talk into blo bored e4ro, nov
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oarrated .every, detall of his experl. thing
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ances, ,with the'exception of his 41101-
Mr.. Corrigan whistled softly. I -upon
some galidtly colored weed and. .
neso conversation, with Mr. Ileawyck
"After which .brilliant more I dare depositlug.
it In the basket I �
last night.
gay you will apply for board In the
,,It it$ go good of yon to come," gtw
During the recital the ltlwTer fairly
state Inspne asylum." confided.
with a melting glance. "It
bobbled over with aipusement, op- �
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suit heavy enough to tire you, is It? .
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was P ulling wool over the, eyes of J4,
*'You would find Its Inmates congen-
She Alluded to. tile basket, WhlCb I I
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fill: after you followed that course. I
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little man, who vividly pictured the
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Harriet dearly. And now as he looked
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only living , thing they had met so
at the handsome, manly boy beforo
place, what good wit I It 40? Would
far, which brought forth a fresh (mt-
him he confessed In his heart that a .
you then be In. a position to tell your
burst of gigglersome joy. Presently she .
match between them would please him
father? No: you see that clearly for
took a seat upon 4 st
beyond expression, .
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to do likewise and began running her- I
"My boy,, " he laughed. "It's simply
Irvingtoto, and will accept the lnvlta�
self with her hat,
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glorloust And now that .VoU, have a
tion promptly, Thus endeth the first
"Do you know," She whispered, "1111. I
friend at court it ought to work out
lesson, MISS, Harriet. Ittelawyck being
think I shall trust you and tell you a, *
beautifully,. Don't mind It I bullyrag
the principal subject matter. Mr. Ja.
Secret," .
you a little. it will only make Jacob
cob ftenwyck will then Institute pro.
. "All right," he said carelessly. "Flre-
take your side. What Is the next fea.
ture on the programme?"
ceedings against Q4e Bllt Williams foot
obtaining Information by fraud In thot
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Richard frowned thoughtfully, rose
person of Ills son."
peated himself ,nod added dramaticallo ..
and began to. pace up and. down,
. I'laut, my dear Sir," cried Dick. wItt
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it , Air, Corrigan--" he burst forth, "It -
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some asperity," "I Itind no. such Inten-
sacred with me.11 .
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haven't told.you the worst part of It
Ilion, I w4qure you. The luformatlon
she cried In triumph. " I
Whitt makes It the more Impossible, I
wits -well, It was forced on me,"
knew you could do it, though Harriet
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flatly -that .700
says flatly -just .
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knowingly. "Thafs Just the delicate
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"Couldn't whatIlt . . I
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$,Anything serlous?"t .
you . re innocent, You know It, and. I .
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"Yes, vary, That's, why I didn't
believe it, but how about it jury of
"Well, she's rLight," agreed Rlcbard�
sleep lost night Itfatters have come '
.Your peers? To put It bluntly. YOU
"I can't. I've been told so before. ' :
to such, 4 pass that I feel I Must felt
lulve taken tile namo of n wounded
Where do you get your strange, deltg-L .
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Mr. Itenwyck who I am and tako my
and, helpless man without his knowl-
islons?"
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inediclop like a burglar caught In the
edge or couseut. Yon bare bribed his
Once more her big baby eyes looked
act.,, .
servilot. Rad point. Dick -very bad.
upward with a pleading glance.
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Thou yon creep into. a confldlng old
"But you'd try It I asked yo -9,
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"I am exceedingly sorry . to bear
that" He thought for a. moment, then
gentleman's house And worm . away the
Wouldh't you?, You couldn't resist If
I begged you - er - real hard, could .
looked up with a confidential nod con-
secrets of his Inmost heart The al-
leged pursuit of the girl Is merely a
&,ou?" . . . . I
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taglous smile. "See here! I wouldn't
have you betray a. confidence for auY4
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short of .
could make me refuseyou,". said KIcb- -
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. thinglu the world. ray boy. but there
oefarlous designs, whIch"- - I
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%rd, emphasizing the. pronoun and 1 1
loolOng sadly out across the H.DdsolL
are two ways or io6king ai every ques-�
ly protested Richard, appalled � at the
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tion. Why not'eugage me as your
lawyer? Every scalawag -m -forgive me
revelation of big Perfidy .by the law-
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(is. hard to bear as lf.it had been a
enough to excuse so venal a lapse. . L __ ,
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not hesitate to bare your itching heart.
come. Dick. I'll accosp . t I olte o I f Lord .
truthful Indictment. "Don't, put It -
you dear,
roped the. little lady. "Now, listem ..
Cro land's excellent cigars as, n re
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that Wag' You make me, feel like an
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Retual cr ImInal. Next I'll be
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legal point of viewd'i said the little man
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Is the very worst policy imaginable."
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conviction, "that"13111-1. Will haVeL to play
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this hand alone. YOU'cnu't heIP.hIm,
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thO deal he may pUU down Jacob's lad-
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Co rrigap, -with ray -feet tied under-
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because I told Harrie t you could, and, - I
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I can't see 4ad done Up, but I'd rather
. trick
a godsend. He liked what he had seen
the man Immensely-, i L ind he
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having promised.. of,course, you can't . I. .
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- do tbat"than pla . a. low doxvix. on
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a man who, trusts me. And in any
of young
. . . red to like him more fo�
was prepai . ..
refuse now, when everything haw .
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event'l stand to . lose the'. young *,lady.
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his father's s ' ake, but he determined to
him hs much as possible
been"- . . 1.
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"gold on; . hold onto' interrupted Rich- , L . . �. .
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my -place What wduldyod do?"
make suff-br
ard. ,"I'm sort of losing my grip. oxt I .
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6,Do!" shoutpIl the little man, while
in payment for his reckless assurance.
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huge tears trickled down his'fade and
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Besldes� lie had another,eild In view,
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get our. -bearings.- . . I
-filled the creases of h L Is double -chin.
the success of nhich dep6nded largely
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This sounded very u.11fte no. Eng-, . I
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ii -Do. .
s eid friend .
upon the Son of lit I
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lish nobleman, but the young lady- W . . .
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that's what I'd do. Go for him, Dicky.
In and Wall
Ilams. Every feature of the game was
a joy to -his- merry. heart, And In order
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her excitement failed to notice. I .
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bird! All's .fair .love
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street He , Isn't' a lamb, I tell you,.,
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to watch Its,progress lid determined to
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. . "Yon see,t' she began ,again.
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play'is otailed 'TheVan and the Illrd." I . I
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L. He's a raw, and a . butter at, ,that!
s m r him 10 . the
visitor. . At . Restmore,
i:ie: it frequent . . .
Which promalsed to belle Jt8 name. And
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You are the man, alid"- .., I . I
, ,'And you are the bird," completed;. . I �
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skin!" I ,
becouie a iroubled spoto after all. Rls-
lug. from the at last, . he .Cut,
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nlchard� "I thought as Much. L.Well,, -
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"I can'V., Sala Richard quietly. , .
"Can'tt. The devil you cAn9t! -Why,
. ,bench. .
-acros I s lots toward his own home, halt.
Pp . . .
gq,on. .1 I . . . .
'Allss. Intogene dimpled with pleas- �
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not?", . . �. . . I .
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a mile Away, measuring every stride
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ure and applauded his quick perocepi�
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an dar.
I *,Mr. Corrigan." sald the Tex . I
it,,��stly, "in business, It may be a com
With
jkleanwhile Richard followed the law-
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44yes,09 she said', "I am the bfr4. An& - - I
Mon thing to taker advitnItage. of an-,
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'yer's counsel, not only as to closing .
his with regard to Mr,, Reaw�cl;,
you -It's only a play, You know, of ._ I ,
other man.when YOU can, nod It may
mouth
. hout delay
to opening. It wit
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course -and you're lust desperately, Itb .. � . � �
be foolish on tqy part to .decline, but 1
tell you Sir, It I did a thing like that I
but as . � I
with regard to Mr. Itenwyck's dangh-
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love with Me" .
"I -couldn't ,.act that part. It's t" . .
� 'Over looki AlIgs'131111'rlet In the
. could it
ter, This at least'was his intention,
but he found himself once more disap-
real, and!'- - . .1 . I
face. To tile it ,means More than nioney
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or dot] or anything else. I may be a �
pointed. Miss Harriet was'ln her fa-
"Oh. yes,' you can! I thought yow �
Wouldn't find it difficult. lot . I help
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poop Engi1stiman and a mIghty bad
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actor. but 1 call,t forget that I,m Still
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Vorlte seat on the lawn, wi
sting lit her lap. Richard's toot-
book re .
to . .. .
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"That settles It, I'm lost."
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falls Made fio sound on the soft green
"And, besides, it will make Cornelius- .
gentleman.), .
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al.d looked Ills companion
,job,
turf, and, unconscious of fits Approach,
he WAS 'Within hitiling distance
Van der Awe Just frantic. 110stiltin
squarely In the eve Rod turned on his
ne Was Zout to stride angrily
.before _
Slid arose abruptly and went Into the
. the cast, you know. We've Put him
In the.audlence,. And lie has just to sit L
ht -el.
away when he felt tw6 short plump
house. lie followed her forthwith, but
there And be wretched. Oh," she crled�
� arms clasped tightly around his Waist
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just As be reached the veranda Steps a
sprightly little figure bounced out and
,,it will simply -be too doliclonst Don't %
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and heard a laughing voice nitirmer
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greeted him effusivelY. Needless to
you think so?" - . .
"Itaphirous. but dangerous for \ V
u's ear.
. ,,Oil. Djelcy. Dicky. what it buily
say, It was not Miss Ren,,iVYck. MISS
Imogene Chittendon was more fluffily
.me,"
Assented Richard gravely.. "Is Miss ;d# low
. u ster you have spolledl.
.little '11,11, Sit
and let me tell you
Irritating to the advontnrer thrill Usual.
Renwyck in the play I" I
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"Why, of course site Is, Stupid! shc?# .
down, yonng. nian.
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011e, tiling sobeely,41. Ile half drti�&90(1,
, Her motions, like her manner of -speech,
getting It oil herself and hAs the lead.
ball, pushed niclitir(I ton sent upon thQ
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word nerv6us and Spasmodic. not on,
like the movomentq of a hum Ming bird
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A 1�.1_1,4-"�,,.,l PrIvato 60, / I
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ILI 1006%
BUVFAL0 AND
GODEATCH
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tined across
received no answer and to.
-,Come, enme. Dlclo. It "0711 40," con-
kwi*b and Stood abovu W.,
two pituilt) hands Upon ills shoUlderg.
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over a bunch of honeysuckle, with the
blos-
Ujuun� I
ittritals Were not 80 Silly, After all. I
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Going East
7.85
a. In.
the table for a difficult shot� paused
ttnued co,rrtgan upantaft.
,plit, laughtt, ,low, wits gone. and. in Its
lord .representing the fragrant
-INVbat sort of a part will she Play?"'
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Pint,
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and regarded the young man thouglit- .
fully. "Lord Cioyland, .1 am after w
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asked me to look after the tenderfoot.
when I SAW you ride I guessed, Wbeo.
,r
plivee came it ,wondroug - tenderness.
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.1y bov.o# 110 said, --I'd rather have
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sOmq-
loWily. Lord Croyland!" she twit-
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he asked. . I
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lJoing XONT, L.L. I a. 111.
It , 41 1.26 P. ill,
Certain piece of lnfdrmation And nave
reason to believe that .Von con give It'
v t Card you talk I know, for, DickYf
bLoy, as an Englishmati You might pass
n
St ,low, .than
Seen yoj� al; 'Vol, .stood ju,
ii�, the owner of till deep water 110ir,
, WITH SOMM Inr, U -- f, M
. tored .
and it sbele%.. ,,hoW very fortunatel I
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lon Advised him. ,,lea more real ner
Ing than Mine.. ortourse, but 1, like- thtv-
. of It 0.40 1 P.M.
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to MC.'s . . .
muster In Rio Janelraj but as an Act"
bors that welle ever dredged. Yet%
1 was just going out to Dick wild flowers, .
' Wild flowers wit" a
love part best, don't Your' Vfdlahl�
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ND , & BRUCE DIV.
�LO ON
"I shall.be Pleased. I am sure." said
Itichard. ,with admirably simulated In -
-'well, von'd starvel."
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"But the othera-do they suspect?"
tranits bere, to will 11arriot, and YOU'rO
goting to get her If I have to Sit On
I've never Picked
real noblemAn. please Say .you are
nodded, Lind the debtitante continued:
1111arr t is tile rieb heiress, pou know..
le
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I Going South . 1 1.50 t. M.
defend e, although lie was never more
41 Theytre daz-
Not it bit, I believe.
Jacob Renw,Vck While ,31011 run Off
just dying to give me a new expel* -
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Xud'Oh. sbo,s going to W, ext, the Rew
44 It, \ 4.28 p, m.
keenly Alive to the possibilities of a
'Ied, blinded bY yoUr coronet. Few
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with the girl oil IIAWk-a la Lochln-
ence. -Ill'o
Site looked at) At hfib w161 9 baby -
wyek diamotidal 1101' ththor ifrif
Going North I 11.00 a. m.
Situation In his life.
The little man laid his cue upon the
Americans in Now . York Can BeO
Atralght In the PfesOlIcto Of A lord-
vair! God bles�4 ,yon. boyl. t -I love
for what you gala. Roll now Vol
1.11.
air of Ithlocan"M and tidulfratfoll alid
'y
bring them tit) froin the 00 tomorrow
night S116111 106k Awfully roillinning fiv
i di� . ti V, m,
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table, dusted big bands And planted
himself squarely, In front of tho PsOU40
Vou're note go fAr-to
"ThAnk heavonI10 (
.roil
going to tell 1,00 Something else."
Ouco, togloo the blerriment twinkled
laughed Agile.
-1_1 should be delighted," sqld 1�leh-
them. yow are ,engAged to,h*r-In lbe,
play, I . monn-but You'll filut.ediUba
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nobleman, ' �
Alwhat-lo, the Most
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"Don't Count too much On the blindo
it, tile lltfle� gimlet eyes Whose owner
to
tied, telling the first doWtitlglit' lie
, willeli had passed his lilts since at v.
, & � till
ro"U. joy.- me bee'.nkc, it'llr4fit I I
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The Xe.wg_R�eord will be sent. to
your'o�lnlon-19
Approved mothod,,-of branding a heif-
tlosg of mo, however." , .
"' And that onol"
beld h1a,aldes nod e
e6flar hutt6n. Richard waited patient.
tag at tryllIgton. _ � .. _ . � .. ��
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lyfot nclo. Michael to iopftk# Kt that
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