The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

found IL. ! suppose. had gone on;
and ] didn't see that part. But II was
Virgins the keeper caught"
We had better have that part clear.
What happened exactly. Rupert?" said
Mr. Darlington.
The Terror found the pheasant and
put IL in his bicycle basket And we
had just got on our bicycles when the
keeper came out OF the wood, and I
ran into him and he collared me and
took me up TO the Court. | wasn't
really frightened-at least not much.s
said the artiess Virgins.
The Keeper had No right 10 touch
him." said Erebus glibly Virgins
never touched the pheasant: he didn't
even go into the wood: and when I
went into the hail. the hall OF the
Court ! found him and the keeper sit
ting there. and | let Virgins out of
course; and then that horrid Mr.. Ro-
senheiiner who shoots nightingales
caught hold OF me by the arm ever ID
roughly. and ! slapped him Just once. I
should think that the marx is there still
Cher speed OF speech slackened 10 a
slower. vengeful qualification and then
quickened again. and lie began to
thump me and the foounan interfered.
and L came away. and they came after
us in the motor car, and you saw what
hapIrncd-at least You did IT.
She stopped somewhat GREATNESS
"Lucidity itself" said Mr.. CARING
ton. "Rut let us have the matter OF
the pheasant clear. Was the Terror
exploring the wood on the chance OF
finding II pheasant, or had he reason
To- expect that pheasant would be
there ready TO be brought homer"
Erebus blushed family. looked round
hot t.,,1A
said. We'll. there was a snare, you
know"
Mr.. Darlington chuckled: az thought
So" he said. And did you know of
that snare RupcrtT'
"Oh, no: he didn't know ANYTHING
about IT," Erebus broke in quickly.
} We should never have thought OF let
ting him into anything so dangerous.
Hes 81 young
II shall be eleven in fortnight
said Virgins with some heat
You see. We wanted a fur stole an
Battam's in ROwington for Christi
mas present for mother: and pleas
ants were the only way" Ercbus cx-
planned
Light. Light at last" said thS
Higher Mathematician. laughing gently
We'll. everyone has been assaulted
except the I"acher. Exquisitely POM
eranian, But it's just a. well. or thas
ingenious brother of yours would be
in a fine mess. As Il Is think we can
teach the young POmeranian not TO La
So high-splriicd" lie chuckied again.
He turned ufr To Muttlc Dccplng:
and before he Reached the house OF
Mr.. Tipping. the lawyer. he had drawn
from Erebus the whole Story 81 their
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