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Fine. fine, / sincerely admire you.
Mr. Con,staIk. You have the true
spirit of adventure Hasn't lie. VII
liam?''-
HE certainly has. sir"
Comes TO private bali without an
Invitation. and has merry time Of il
indeed. TO have the perfect sense or
humor-that is what makes the world
go round"
Aren't YOU taking extra risk in o.
fering me these pIeasantries I askei.
Risks? In what mannerg'
The man you SO cIeverly impersoa-
ated is at the club ! do not know
what prompted me to put him on his
guard.
The rogue laughed lightly ~ know
MIR. HagSerty's habits Re is hustiing
back 20 New York as fast as he can.
lie rassed here ten minutes ago in the
patrol, hckety-clip. lie wishes To wsrn
all pawnbrokers and jewelers. to be on
the lookout for me tomorrow Ten
thousand in night,-ioviaIly
4 very tidy sum, sir" said William
A fourth OF which goes To you. my
good and faithful friend"
THANK you, sir replied william.
TWO cooler loSues 1 never Rish to
meet.
But wouldn't IT be well. sir. to has
ten?" asked William.
we have plenty Of time now. my
son"
You have not entered this room.
said the girl. her terror slipping from
her. simply TO offer these banalities.
What DO you wish -
What perspicaeity, William cried
the rogue, taking out a cigarette case.
II don't know what that word means.
sir, but as you DO. it seems to ht the
occasion proper enough
1T means. William. that this charm
ing young lady scents our visit from
afar.'
Il had a suspicion. sir. that il might
mean that" William leaned against
the wall. his beady eyes twinkling mer-
riIy.
The master rogue lighted a cigarette
al one of the. candles.
Pardon me-" he said. but VIII You
join Y'-prorfering the handsome
gold case.
l took a cigarette and fred II. q
really wanted III. l would snow up
well before this girl II 1 died for it.
blew cloud Of smoke at the candle
flame. There was a sparkle OF admira-
ton in the girls eyes.
MIR. Comstalk. my respect for you
increases eacn moment" The rogue
SAT- down.
And 10 whom miEht This handsome
case beiong7" L asked examining it
closely.
'.oh. that has always been mine.
There vas tine"-blowink rinss at
the candeiabrun-"whe l was respect
ed like yourself. rich. sought after.
woman and trusted friend: how these
often tumble down our beautiful edi-
fees! Yes. l am scamp. a thief.
rogue: but not because I need the
money. No''-with retrospective eyes
- need excitement. tremendous and
coniiEuous-exciternont 20 keep my Wig
lance and Invention active day ana
night. Excitement TO cbuterate mem
crv.
But we can't DO II. my friend we
can't do it. Memory Is always with
IA She is n impartial Nemesis: sns
coSs the s,eps OF the righteous and the
urrish;eeus. To obHterate memory.
;aat Is ~ Ard where might ma
THIS oeliterst.on. save in this ute7
ErurSZ F.h; CO. l have siven Hag-
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CHAPTER vu-(Continued).

And what might this mystery be?"
she asked. The whereabouts Of the
bogus Haggerty?" ,"
The bogus Haggerty will never
cross our paths again. He has skipped
by the light Of the moon No. that's
not the mystery Why did you tell me
you were an impostor: why did you go
to the cellars with me. when all the
while YOU were at the ball on Mrs,
Hyphen- Bonds invitation"
She leaned on her elbow and smiled
at me humorously.
Would you really like TO know.
Slgnor? Well, 1 was an impostor." She
sat with her back TO the fire. and a
weird halo OF light seemed to sur
round her and frame her. Mrs Hy-
phen-Bonds accidentally dropped that
invitation in my studio. few DAYS
before she sailed for Europe. 1 simply
could not resist the temptation. That
is all the mystery there is
And they stil think you were
there rightfullyr'
You are no longer Inystifed7"
Yes: there IS yet another mystery
TO solve: myself" I knew IL. Without
rhyme or reason was In love: and
without rhyme or reason. was glad
OF it
Shall you ever be able 10 solve
such mystery ?"-quizzically.
1t all depends upon you
Mr.. Comstalk. you will not mar
the exquisite humor Of our adventure
by causing me any annoyance / am
sure that some day we shall be very
good friends But one does not talk OF
love ON eight hours acquaintance. Es-
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-QED AROLD MAcGRATH ~
AUZHcg or ZzE NM ON ZHEA0X

lect that l possessed the sense of mo-
tioR. The smoke of powder drifted
across the Pickering candles. and
there was a salty taste on my tongue.
Horrible" cried the girl. covering
her eyes.
The master rogue and his valet
were led out into tire assembiy-room
and w reluctantly followed. saw il
all nov. When Hagserty called up
central at the club. he sscertainee
where tue last eall had come from.
and. learning that IL came from Holly
wood Inn, he took his chance The
room was soon filled with servants
ana stable hands. the pistol shot hav-
Ing lured them from their beds. The
wounded man WAS very pale He sat
with his uniniured hand tightly clasp
ed above the ragged wound. and a lit.
tie pool Of blood slowly formed at
his side on the floor. But his evSs
shone brightly.
\ basin Of water and some linen
cried the -irl 'Aoriarty. AND send
all these people away -
To yer rooms. livery one Of ye.~
snapped ioFiarty. sweeping bis hands.
Tis no place for ye, be off," He
hurried the servants ont Of the room.
and presently returned with a basin OF
water some linen and balm.
We watched the girl as she bathed
and bandaged the wounded arm; and
once er twice the patient smiled Hag-
gerty looked on spproviugiy. and In
Williams eyes there beaned the gen
tie light of reverence. IL vas q pie
ture 10 see this leyely creature psasGug
the part Of the good Samaritan. rloy-
ing here and there I'm her exquisite
gown An. the tender mercy. I knew
that. come what might. had strange
~ found .he right woman. the enc wo-
man.
You're q goed little woman" said
the rogue. his face sofsening: -aad a
good woman is the finest thing God
ever placed upon earth. Had I Only
found one" lie turned whsmsi.-alIy
toward me. Are you engaged 10 rccr-
rs this little woman
Ne"
Surely you lave her.
Surely do" locked srsveIy a
the girl - spoke.
But she never gave any Stgr t4at
she heard She pinned the ends OF
the bsndsges carefully.
And what brought you to thiss"
asked Haggeriy, looking down az his
prisoner
The prisoaer shrugged
You've the making OF h7e man
in YOU. went on Hagserty generous
iy What caused you TO slip uP?"
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Copyright. 1895. The Bobbs-Merrin Company

Copyright. 1895. The Bobbs- Merrill Company
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
The author. who has been "alI through
the Spanish var and the mix-up in China.
and who has resigned his commission to ac-
eep5 the post OF travelling salesman Cor a "a
mcus motor car company. being exeeeding.y
bered one evening, chances 10 read a notice in
ihe society column OF an afternoon psP-r
mat the Bankshre Hunt Club is hold
charity masquerade dance Two packs or
playing cards have beer sent out as invi-
taiions. These cards are TO be shown at tSe
door, together with $40. The scheme ap-
peas to him. and he deetdes to attend Will
at dinner in a downtown restaurant he sends
oet for pack Of cards and chooses at ran
dom the ten Of hearts A decidedly pretty
girl dining opposite him the companion OF
an elderly gentleman. becomes interested in
bis card shuHling. and a short. unconven-
tional conversation results While purchas-
ing domino after dinner orr hero drops
the ten Of hearts. which seems to unduly
interest another shopper In the little curb
store He takes the train for Blankshife.
where he again meets the man whom he
had startled with the ten Of hearts. His
ten OF hearts is accepted at :he club. vhers
he Joins the revelers one OF whom. dressed
ss caesar. he playfuHy halls with the que
ton. Shall ! beware the ldes OF March -
De is somewhat startled when the pseudo
Roman replies Nay: beware the ten OF
hearts. As relief from the gloomy Caesar
he meets charming ma sked girt with whom
he nrts violently until his pleasant evening
In suddenly marred by overhearing a state
inent that the management has sent Tor
the police and VIII make all guests Identify
their. cards OF invitation, as II has been dis
covered that a thief Is among The guests
and $40, COO worth OF tewelry stolen. The
man and the girl escape 20 the cellar. where
after wandering about searching for an avenue
to Ioerty they are confronted BY a burglar
In the same predicament themselves
In an EFFORT TO make their escape the man
snd the girl stumble against a door which
opens into the ballroom They are promptly
seized as burglars. the accuser being the
person Who had worn the makeup of Caesar
IL develops after hts escape from the room
that the latter is the real burglar Heartily
weary after their adventures the capuchin.
Accompanied by the blue domino, repair TO
the depot. where they are al supper while
waiting for the train back 70 the city.
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world; and when told him 7 loved you.
God knows I meant H. II is one OF
those inexplicsble things. You say l
have known you only eight hours7 I
have known you always. only had not
met you What are eight hours7 What
In convention, f0rmaiity? We two have
lived lifetime in these eight hours.
Can't you see that We have:-
TO shoot a human being" she
sobbed- Her head fell against ny
shoulder I do not believe she wss
conscious OF the fact. And I did not
care hang for lie conductor.
patted her hard encours gfnSly. 1T
had 70 be done. he was in a desperats
precicament, and he would have shot
HagSerty mad the detective oeen care
ltSs H.ss.l, IN ms tnrn' ana he wouldn't have
aimed 10 main. either"
What horrible night. II will haunt
me as long as / live"
said nothing. and we did not speak
again Till the first OF the BiankshIrs
lights flashed BY Us. BY this time her
sobs had ceased
= know ! haven't done anything g.
pecialiy gallant tonight. no fighting. no
rescuiug and all that. They just moved
ne around like a piece of stage seen
cry"
= smile flashed and was gone. 1t was
4 hopeful sign
But the results are the same. You
nave admitted 70 me that you are
neither engaged nor married Won't
you take me On-On APPROVAL"
Mr. COmstalk, IL all seems 50 ike
a horTid dream You are a brave man,
and what IS better. sensible one. for
you submitted to the inevitable with
the best possible grace. But you talk
OF love as readily as hero in a pOpu-
lar novel
Il never go back" said !. 1T seems
Incredible, doesn't *. that / should de-
clare myself I'm this fashion? Listen
FOR my part, l believe that all this was
Vrittefi-my Tom-foolery in Mouquins.
my irnpOsture and yours. the two iden-
teal cards-yhe adventure from begin
ming 40 end"
Silence
suppose I should say" the girI be-
gan. looking OUT OF the window. that
IN the restaurant you aroused my curl
Osi;y. that in The cellars my admirs-
lion was stirred. that the frank man
gard for me-tO the bUrglar-awak-
ened-
WHAT" I cried eagerly.
Nothing. i was merely a supposi-
ton
Hang il: do love YOU
Are you still the Capuchin. CT sim
ply Mr. COmstalk -
Il have laid aside all masks. even
that which hides the heart"
She turned and looked me steadily
in the eyes
Weir said T.
II | TOOK You o-,-on approval. what
n the world should ] do with you in
case YOU should nos suit my needs2"
Ing
But she didn't.
THE END.
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That subject Is taboo" replied the
thief. But I want to beg your pardon
for Understanding your cunning"
1T wss all due TO a chance shot at
TIE telephone"
II kept you guessing"
'Merrily. too. My admiration Is
wholly yours. sir" returned Hagger-
ty, picking Up the telephone exchange
book. He rang and placed his lips 70
the transmitter. calling a number.
Hello, Is this the chief OF the Blank
shire police? Yesy Well. this Is Hag-
gerfy. That idea 1 hinted TO you was
mighty sood one. Prepare two strong
cells and have doctor on hand WHAT
Oh, you will find your horse and car
riage at Moriartys. GoOd-by.''
nv money was handed over 10 me.
] returned 81 TO my wallet. but without
any particular enthusiasm.
ITS bad business, William" said
J.
''It's all In the game. sir.T-with a
look a. Haggerty that expressed infin-
ite hatred. In our business We can't
afford 10 be careless"
or 70 talk too much. supplemented
his master. smiling Talk. my friend.
rounds me Up with a bullet In the arm,
snG a long sOicurn behind some walls
Never talk Thank you. Miss Haw-
thornc. and you. TOO. Mr. CoInStalk. for
the saving grace OF humor- II It were
possible. ! should like 10 give Miss
Hawthorne the pick Of the jewels This
is = sordId world
''Ye'eT carr Is coming shouted Mo-
risrty. running 10 the window.
SO the girl and I passed out OF Hol-
lyyood Inn. leaving IIaggerty with his
mys .eri0ns prisoners. I can't reason II
cii. even 10 this DAY. bat I vas genu-
inely sorry that Haggerty had arrived
upon the scene. For one thing. ne had
spoiled ihe glamour OF the adventure
by tingeing IL with blood. And on thS
way 70 t;ls car ! wondered what had
tesn the rogUs's past. what had turned
him into this hardy periloUs path He
had spoken OF a woman: perhaps that
was H. They are always behind good
actions and bad. Heigh-ho,
Once We were seated IN The lonely
ear. The gisi hroSe down and cried as
= her heart would break. n was only
the genera! reaction. but the : sht or
her Iesrs unnerved me-
-Dcn't CRY, girl: dont-' 7 whispered.
liking her hand IN miae- She made no
sfforl &c rnsulss ne Il am sorry. The
rascal VAS gallant Legsar. and for
ere shouldn't have been sorry 10 see
the brsvcst. tenderest girl in ail this
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AND ZHES SE192eY RONW"@

That subject is taboo" replied the
thief. But ! want to beg your pardon
for Understanding your cunning"
1T wss all due 10 a chance shot at
the telephone
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