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be.r.rg aver him. then be heard her
crop IN her k1ees beside him. ard she
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u.Gerztsnd. then he knew that the
woman had pinned paper ~ the
ia.el n hlg coat. Finally sbs straight.
ered W. and toOk two stepg away
from him. after which came pause.
H'g keenly stunned ears caught her
faint breathing. then The rustic ~ her
skirts ~ she turned back. Sire was
leaning over him sRaln-her lips
fouchcd his forehead barely; again
there WIS quick rugting " skirts,
the door crnaked. and-sllcnce. deep.
oppressive overwhelming silence
Babel War he drcaminRr And
firu Dr. coaroH wondering md fen %
remembering her hgs-l,1ht a. air
ard the softly spoken Thank God"
She dld care then She had under
EJ,od, that day,
The kisg " woman beloved IS
splendid heart tonic. Mr.. Grimm
gfraightened ~ suddenly on the
couch. himself again He touched the
clip ~ paper which she had pinned 70
hig coat 70 make cure r. was not all
dream, after which he recalled the
fact that while he had heard the door
crcak before che went out he had not
hc8rd 81 crcak afterward. Therefore.
the door was open. She had left It
open. Pupogely? That Wag beside
the question VI the moment
80 hOV-waS she in Waah.
ington? Pondering that question, Mr.
Grmm's excellent teeth clicked sharp.
y together ard he roge. He know the
answer. The compact was 10 be
gigned--the alliance which would ar
ray the civilized world I'm arms He
had failed TO block that. az be thought.
" Miss 1horne had returned. then
Prince BcDedettO d'Abruzzi. who held
abaoiute power 10 bign the compact
for Italy France and Spain, had also
returned
Stoalthiy feeling his way as he
went Mr. Grimm moved toward the
door leading TO freedom, guided by
the fresh draft Of afr lie reached
the door-it was standing open--and
moment later stepped out into the
giar-lit night II was open country
here, with a thread Of white road just
atCa1, ana farther along a fringe OF
BhruDbery. MIR. Grimm reached the
road. Far down It, pin point In the
night, light nlckered through inter
lacing branches The tail lamp OF an
automobile, OF course!
Mr.. Grimm left the road and skirt
ed sparse hedge In the direction OF
the Hight. After a moment he heard