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CHAPTER Ky. n
A,rrR THREE wErrs. n
y. week, have passed since that
!es 20 " the Nv cit minater.o = and in
y. Ems ~ sIvory and Webber have be-
;assosrable sSe companions, ,A to Aus
4 X I lite appears to have merged : Into ct
,a;1u m nrocess. He. gsts lup. csrefnlly
y. s's and makes his wsyto the Vest
ksr Palace Hotel, where generally he
tasts with the detective, who has
hsen e 20 long playing tho part Of a
! Auglo. Roman, that he 10 perfect IN
ESen Ave finished ano competed
|nystery Of Taggart's Inn, and. made
! cIear as day. be wrote 10 the Earl ot
bstop, then I shall occupy myself
| nv own family; for I believe. that !
be- descended from . good stock. ]
1 40 readily taken to the life Of q gen.
bu, For my part, Ibegin TO fancy
i am come down from Q duke"
Ind what if you are descended from .
| YOU imbecilep wrote tho Earl, in
|er you are still only . detective"
Is aristocratic snswer was oscompxn-
v q handsome check, which, with the
lives winnings at Lady Pauine's,
led Webber to calculate thst he could
on bis present style of living through
or three months. if that length of
bhould be necessary to complete his
ries.
bber spared no expense when Sivory
present. There was scarcely Q meal
lpon the table at which champagne
ot appear, while the dishes consisted
atever was rarest and richest In the
ems of the hotel. .1....,.,tsa. a.
however, only just to the detective
Lclare that, apart from his guest, he
ery economical, and even sordid. 5's
sct, Webber appeared to revel In this
)ife-in being one moment Mr.. Vsrli,
Rome, with an Unlimited amount at
lnkers; the next being Webber the
tive, looking after that case in Tag
Inn.
rule, it was after . late breakfast,
red by an early cigar, that these two
Is discussed as to how tho day was
passed.
bll, hi caro-" said Webber. one
inc, and putting forth q mouthful of
obacco smoke with all the aristocrat-
possible, what Of the famous plan
de for visiting all the wonders of
Pn togetheri We seem to have for
it. Now just let US 90 over what
Ne seen, shall wet In the first place,
we taken US down to the Crystal
to dinner or rather you took me, for
lerits would not go-you, remember
questionably I remember It; and
then'" asked Sivory, laughing light
y l did my best to make you drink
nan enough champagne; and you
rank enough, and you kept as cool
lcumber, and as quiet as q summer
lcould get none of your secrets
you"
how, my dear varli, can you tell
HAVE any secretsi Really l do not
possess any such treasures.n
'an who is young always has Sc
But as for you-cautious to q de-.
lth friends. can see already. Why
1e example of met Am ! not candor
You know every chapter Of my
nave told you not only every great,
cry small secret Of my existence.
y this has nothing to do with the
Us IN hand. Since that dinner at
rystal Palace, what have we doneS
~ positively nothing. We ought to
seen all London by this time, and I
Ot even been up the Monument. I
. at last go back to Rome, and say
itaVe y not even been up the Mon
course not" replied Austin, laugh.
are bantering mo now. Certainly,
se not OF course you can easily
saao : that Margherita win not 60
I sneatre, owing to her recent loss,
ioved that friend very dearly. But
700 the sights OF London. When
"' 90 to st. Pau,'s. Windsor. st.
Palace. the National Gallery. tho
!. aud the other places--Nawgate,
ssnee' n and the, Old Bailey, where
'ue murderers- especially The Old
v1se" " n replied Austin; 'you. would
y uot care to see the Old Bailey.s
" ~ y. sust the way with you London.
- = sse ta 80 many things, and all tho
saat you get spoilt. You will
ga s,snce at all your wonders,
,sa,. "n! venture to lay q wager that
no .'; ! q austin, never once thought
,e. ;ss, l never, once THOUGHT Of