The Atlanta constitution., 1901-02-11

rising. well. I'll say goOd-dav now. You
have my address on the card i sent IN.
You may rely upon my turning up wheh
I'm wanted. Good-day"
'Good-day to YOU. Ny. NySe; ana you
will oblige me very much by keeping your
own counsel about this matter
Tho Young fellow nodded and lett. as
he came out the crowd stared at MN
with interest and awe. But deep IN ms
own thoughts. he took no notice OF me
commotion he created. ON getting clear
away hig procedure was somewhat necu-
liar lie made straight for the Pillar
and having arrived there. proceeded to
walk round IL several times lie seemed
deco in contemplation of somo scheme.
Then ne went to the one Stationer'S Shop
in the one street Of Oldport and bought
"A bottle Of stickphast ball of string
and some brown paper.
Pm going To make 4 kite. he NOlun-
teered 10 the woman who served him.
"a kite. sir? oh. bat the ordinary
brown paper won't do for that. sir VIII
"oh. YES. it'u do. It's an idea Of my
own" said Teddy.
His purchases made. ho carried them
home. His mind seemed much more az
ease now, and he sat down TO a late
The he old retainer. as Teddy called him;
was burning with curiosity, ana iuSscu
about the room in the nopo that ms
Inn, master would take him tnto his
confidence But that was exactly Whdt
his young master did not do. on tne
contrary. no ordered nun " i''ANN -
room. The breakfast which he manascu
On Sovour demonstrated more clearly thah
ANYTHING else could have done thdt Il ne ne
had been worried when he went OUT ne
most certainly was not so Wheh he 0'''i'
The same afternoon he called at ira
agar Villa to Learn that Mrs w marion
and Norah had gone out NlSl'iig, i anu tl ,1,,i
Fancy had not vet returned from scnooi.
| 10 decided he would go into the drawing
room and wait. But after haii an EoGi
Re got restlve and rang the hell; Jaei ap-
pcarei and took his message. me Pdt q
gon was not looking her best, ne thouSu' :;
! Heavy circles were under her eyes ana
| she appeared generally worn ana alN-
ious But her manner was emihehtIy IT, r..
spectful not to say unctuous' ihu WHY
ne had been taking stock OF her she !ai
not failed on her part. To notice tnat NJ: NJ:
Vyse appeared to be more thah usu'ilS 3 ~
| weD pleased with himself today Ana so
| much did this seem to strike her that ior
some time after he had LETT the mouse
| she remained at the door staring alleI
him He looked round once or twice ana
| wondered why she was watching him.
| II took very little to arouse ms suspi-
Queer sort of girl" he REJECTED
marks recommended her. And Marks
wanted TO buy the Boojum from the old
general. Humph, Wouldn't be a bad
| idea to look up Marks.
Teddy's intention had been to call for
Fancy and hear from her what the Whar-
! ton family thought of the new sensation.
Rut on rounding the corner Of the street
now. he almost ran up against Moran.
| Sha was alone and evidently troubled.
80 Teddy. I'm so CAD TO see YOU! she
said taking his arm. 81 have just left
mother and | was wondering whether L
should come across you"
i've been waiting at your house for
| the last half hour / thought you might
| like to see me about this affair. Terrible,
| isn't 81? | left message with Jael BY
| the way, that girl looked very strange,
| / thought, Norah."