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 got the notion ef using lae. We've been in some tjgllt#eernors before, but l never saw him at his worst tlll now. Hoods q gem. Hes l special ereation. By thunder, gentlemen, your notion of Hood is that of | month oIa ehild's. l know hiaa and wish to l.n9H 10 more of his kidney Well. no Use to dwell on that You'll see l had reason'
 "O1e thing captain,' 1 interposed. "Iiow did Hood know of this treas. ure:"
 "KnoW?" said sereombe. Why, he wouldn't he d day in Jerusalem with out smelling out some mystery He haa a nose like pointers. He routed out q page of the old @entleman's diary. and Hoods way is not to leave to others what he can take for himself 1 tell you that lie hung on to the old chap day ny day, until 1t sot too hot for him auQ he Was sacked, but oven then old INesteVen kept lis tongue quiet Ii wasn't to his interest fo speak tue tru:h and Hood and he as
  NIT. GreatoreX can tell you. Bat tAea came that affair of the paper, and if it hadn't been for your sharp ears Mr. GreatoreX, he'd nave @ot what he want cd even if He Lad h,td to stslb the old man to his reins. But that failure threw him back. and that Wtl.5 when he wrote to me and beat up t.le Greeks.
 Well, Hood feteHcl the cart up at the inn, and there was that mess about tie servant poor devil This confounded me hut Hood saW the ad- vantage, and, you being taken up with the crowd, whipped of lis nag hy and by he comes down upon me and gives me the tip, and Stamboulos and l got away with the booty. If say that 1 would have served him as lie had tried to serve me there's no one will blame me. But the fact was he had got over my Greeks. That Was the pinch.
 we got away through the forest and came by q place with a cavern, where the Greeks were in hiding There We slowed cart and ali It was snug hole, but I've neve3. yet fdthomcd the hold that Hood had over those beasts that they let the stuff alone. But they did, and that's one to the man, boot black valet and cutthroat that he is. In that hole we lay for q day or two. and the news came that the police were out but imagined 1t was the Greeks they wanted. not me; not that l should have minded. Finally. the morning be- fore this up popped Hood about 3 o'clock, when all were asleep. and tap ped me on the shoulder l sleep pretty lightly, and I was out and talking with him in minute or two.
 "'This woods safer than I thought he said. We can move when we like. l have filled Jones with stories, and we can make a bold stroke now that the castle is quiet They've had enough for a time. think, and, what with the police, they'll have enough to do to look afser themselves, as l have ar ranged it. Can you sail boat? said he.
 CA I1tle,' said I, as you ought to know
 ''Yes, sir, forgot, said he, falling unconsclouSly into the old habit of servant. Well, suppose we rush for it, now a!l's clear?
 "'What's your game? l asked.
 "'Ive got boat down by the Ray he said, and we can make for the channel
 ".Well, it sounds good I replied, though it's risky. But the Greeks are all sailors, and we can manage at a shift
 "At that he looked rather strangely at me and was silent He moved of g