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denly shifted the air. thsE bounded IL
among the brushes. ard pointed.
dot, Dot called his master. Here.
good dog. eoH1e baek~ But DIT h7d
evidently fanad something. and refused
TO be shouted or
Mr. Nys~ made his way To " here the
dog WAS staining Up Sprang a fire
rabbit and dashed away Dot in h7.
aursuif- Eut Mr.. Nyse hersieI neither
rabbit nor dog His gaze was rivetcd
on th- place from shieh the rabbit hal
jump~'- Thus for moment or tvo.
be- .tousI. thea. with a peculiar smile on
hls fare. o. rs he~i-d Faua4 and wailsesI
hriskiy ham~- Some three DAYS latre
Richard Starkie was summoned TO BIZ.
chiefs prt=eaec- He went. trembling
fearing h. knew not " hat
-->rzrki~. said Mr. Vyse- 'yau have
hevu in nov employ longer ri1u any
other of nly clerks therefore think i
only right tp make y0u my spokesman
70 them wish you. then- 10 tell tn n
on my behalf that I attribute the dis
app~arauer % nay cash box to none 81
them that I am quite convinced ~ their
inuocrnre--
Richard Starki= paI@i slightly. Had
his scheme TO rufu Young AclansI faflr,l
suiserahlv after aIIe u se-n1-,I 81. Eas
b. rePlied. with apparent frankue<s.
4 am very pleased 70 hear that Robert
Arland has el~arvsi hiuas~Is. SIR
lie has done 50 most eomPleteEy.-rr
joined tfr W. 4 have a very high
opinion 81 AcIand- Stark
- have J. SIR b. returned gIihlv.
while be- iuwar-iIy eur.eri rh.. man 20
whom b. spoke thus Isu,liu~iv- ~
has caused uls great pain 20 think that
be- could possibly b. a thief
i IT possible that this man = 7nuo-
cent after ail3'- wondered Mr. VS.
If not his hypocrisy = simply asraslri p
iu-- but shall ~1oB know tn truth. =
And a grim smile passed over his face
Just one thing more cuutInued Mr.
Nyse- looking. STRAIGHT into bis clerk =
eyes which met bis ov Uuffuehfn-gv.
-anfl this = for your ear ALONE Srarkfa.
in the theft - my cash box have s-rs-
tanned far greater loss than anvou-
bat myself = aware Of II l. a BOY ~
peculiar cuHStructior-fn fact. IL haf a
false bottom. and in THAT false bottom
SrarSie- there were notes 20 the vzFsr-
Of no / had placed then there ousv
tuo DAYS before was ruShssI---
III coarse you have the numb~ss.
sir
Why y~~- I have The nunll.rs- STA
ki~- hur IN expert thirf Z is.,ass7---
from the eoolneSs an au.i1eirv ~ r.~
robbery that 1 have h.-vn the victim 81
ou--- Gnei~ SD difficulty in changius
sf"l~r PAPER F~ knows WHERE TO tals..
e and oorziu a -oslsi Frirv
When Richard SsarSTe went kaeT
% his colleague 20 yise rhsru their en-
ploy~r-s Hl~,sazse- his breast was torn nx
svo emotions nafi~,l spite aad zrsy.B
Of further gptI
Il wis destroy hfm ret he thaazh.
% I;o5 telanH- Hes escaped ~. f1-
avs hfle- l1r ir shall nos b. for Fan.s
Else Neuurr shall aeTrr b. his xfsss- I
arm a good pI1tt-r. friend BIO. an =
though you wrIggie cat Of ulv hausfs .
hundred rius-=. I viii have yos the hun
drrti ard Erst-
Poor efd hEsF-r--hfs uairI ~
sertiu< 80 the mau vs hn@ rrp~.~ns... y.
Bal jll,t t-fr--va-1 Bette guessed thai
IN g-z.T1g q enuEsiaus Of n-e vsss we're
t~iliu- rh- thi-f hslVv 20 further carrie,
hims~iF Well -aa quHfs viii c,snsr -
vers handy iu~r now ard { suppose rs.
e7aul- li~s7oa g-ssatf nas b. r-a-r sk
eHn- Narkhv-s @ett5ng verv rexf1v-
sar his aasaes- anil 9 ssslbE r-av hzzsa aa ,
srilI have a Bi-r Erth. haiaas,- in hansE
41u'rr IN iaes' way Dzrl- NV boy for
fus~ favar~ vou--
Ii 60 e. =t-HiiHg ia RE 1ark 81 fb-
hF51k - q pr~~ir5e~ without kaays frs
i = ,o - 20 irrs-s say. rhs-u W5~har
srtE,ie ua.s. iu.tezsl- -. TIA. rdei.sale ~
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