The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13

the hous with I'll TAKE yG Ste s Ss Ss to
e: ssss ssssS' ssf 0sfs
r rs s as s stsst that afHY he'll
had said nothing about their meeting again.
ssprisioas charm, as she dfifted back to tho
tupe a %h sGpnT SSS sven
courage TO tell her his love. =.
Mr.. Hilasy knew from her da S face
also that It was not what she dreaded.
PART THIRD-CHAPTERL
Matt Hilary saw pinney. and easily got at the
VI tsa o
expected to do little more than to find his man.
make 50 out Il ms
the interest Of Northwick's family. Il IL could
BE- made worth HIS while; he said he bad
Pinney had, and he would be glad to be OF use
sosa ssrs sssa hS sSsasSs 60 he the h *
bore them mono OF an offenders malice. He
referred to his masterpiece iI PRO proof af bis in
% ebss
II was. n fact. The more SraoticSblee because
snss IN ss a9s az soDe
theS had not s as
and they did not care to invest n Pipneys
ss f as
htsthoughts strongly toward another calling;
arsasy nSs 20
detective work. and acquitted himself with
gratiyi9g SUCCESS and Re bad L lately seen
nership. His wife was not il favor Of his IN;
a ac aosy tha Chat work. tsSSsssh sns oGHa
81 pss MsS he IN about a nr
Valuable Vail, pTopsrty that effective could have.
she Seie1ed 'i Il involved She did not wish
H shf he @
there were lines Of detective work that were
not half 50 dangerous in the long run; as that
SnsWer s that she Would much rather he Rert
Sssst Ss fSss q %o Ss i sRI ss%
them better. than any newspaper enterprise;
nnsy 'n sh esRSz saS tas s
while Pinney went about. hooking up his man.
And then be said. I'll find him. and all
goes well and can get him to come Sns. home
him: and guess win Just qualify as sde;;
teetiye before we start so as to be prepared
tfaE q such WICKED tShs 30
saoxs Wicked %lcksds How dishonorable'" de-
don't ses ea e .s sSs as Gs
tective. 60 as q defective: and II you &c, as
G sp dds snd as% nsn
on both shoulders, II you do. I won't stir a
stsP, with y9u 5, 50 9 there ,,,o..+,,d ,d,d,4
81 sii ny m %,. Ii drink Just USE the Old FL.
ss 81 ssEs sssS &c sa ''a 's
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tS @sts sRd nv VIE
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(. ss: g. $:s .!s 8 sss
on eSs e hpa as l passed
fsssf w seS Dc eye Seo not
only to NorthwieE's discovery, but 70 hfs CON
si sa. Kim ~ ehd him
Sa way RhoS
psssss With fRe H. hsd ase and
sn Ga s Se Il % sSSSsts tie T KIN
So w nssp ITS reaas Wiz al the
she in shep odsssye sd d nut ds
Pinney proposed to, enjoy. the. leisure Of |
Ras i fslatn sa q an rss
dent In their city. But they had 2 sort Of local
nney e5 s Sn WI S b
its differences: rs distinctions. which The citi-
In ali cases the same. nor the breeding OF the |
ianiters Who We're in society. and dr. not merely
ana were Of good social standing at home. but
io te ehe ey q rease s hey adss s
could not Judge them. There were other de-
SGss status n tyne and NSs
who had fallen from no. domestic dignity In |
sbroad; These Pnney saw IN. their Walks
about the town; and he was q. not too proud. for
staay sosns the
6st dS mot
Il not II hs 5ds asR tss%D Sa Ss da
QOL lure VnSul u tLe cOuuu6uC0 u6 30 OIC6n en-
ioyed; they proved to be men OF reticent tenn
saa h ay haze aps t bSh nt ss the
said they had no statement to make.
It was not from them that Pinney could hope /
Sos ins o sssfs
socially, and from the polite circles where the
himself excluded by tho habits Of his LIE and
:issss I IHis seemed e 4Pasy sstSs. sa% se
been In him q soy bitter things at al!;. AZ It
was 1t amused his mex hauattbie amiabillty that |
IN honest man like himself should not be adj
nitted to the company Of even the sTellest De.
,sgretted that u should be g, mainly because
s9qd nSSs bseR q s%ePg
race him at Quebec failed. he did not linger
lin there. but he had begun his search at
say to Rh imossti. Where SorS%ieks letter To
he Esenls was posted. This postmark was
intprned az Quebec. lest Northwlok should, be
lnder II. By the time he came TO the end OF
lis end0aVOrs. Mrs. pinnoy and the baby were |