Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-15

It was dlp lu tne most supvwuDus cNgt.on of self restraint ou my para that ] said Well Ill Ice iigrerrd.' Her audac.ty staggered me
 Madame" 1 exploded "vin you be good enough Co listen GO mer um uor Co Nc trHpl with Tomorrow some timo shall enter lbo east wing of this building if have Co Euoc., down aIl thr doors on Che place. Do you mder stand. madamcF
 "I do hope Mr. Smart. you @u ar range to break iH about D o'clock lt will afford me great deal uf pleasure to give you some tea May l expect you at 8 or theroubouts:"
 Her calmue>s eNaspcrtpd me | struck the stone auStudo m cm- phatie blow wi,h my d~t ~orcIy pppl- ing the ku9rkles. and ground outs
 "For two cents Ij io it tonight"' "Oh dear. oh. dear." she cried mock. iugly
 You must bc 8 dreadful woman" ! cried out First you make yourself ut home in my house; then you suc. ceod u stopping my vor,Jmeu steal my cool, and meuservunts. keep us all awake with barking dog. defyiug me Co my very ncp"-
 "u0w avlully stern you are"
 "J don't believe a word you say about a sick uaby-or a doctog us all p0ppycocE Tomorrow Eo1 will find yourself. ua- and baggage sitting at tla bouo. ot this h..i waiting lur'- Wait. she cried. "Arc,Eou really, truly in earuest:'
 "Aost cmphaucaily.
 "Tueu l-I shah surrender" she said usy slowly and seriously. l was glad To observe
 "Thats more like it9' l cried euthu- 8ia~ticJilv
 1On one condition she said You must agree iu advance to let me stay ou here for a month OF two. lt-it Is most imperative. Mr. smart
 'I shall Doc the sole judge of that. madame. l retgrted with some dig uity By the way" ] went on, knit ting my broWS. "uow ann | to get into your side of the castle; Schmick says he's lost the keys.
 A good deal depended on her answer. "They shah bc delivered Go you to- morrow morning Mr. smart" she said ,oberly "Good night"
 The little window closed with snap, and was left alone in the smiling moonlight l was vastly excited. even thrilled by the prospect Of sleepless night
 "Buttou." l said later "l want Co be called at o'clock sharp in the morn ing" Noting his polite struggle tJ con ceal his u-tonishmeut, ] told him of my second encounter with the lady across the way.
 "She won't be expecting you at c. sir" ha remarked And. as for that she may be expecting to call on you instead of the other way around
 "Iight," said ], considerably dashed
 "Besides. sir, would it not be safer to wait tiH the tourist party has come and goueT
 No tourists enter this place tomor- row or any other day" declared firmly.
 Well. I'd suggest waiting just the same. sir said he evidently inspired.
 "Confound themr ] growled, some how absorbing his preseutiment
 He hcsmted for moment near the door
 "Wul you put iu tine telephone, siry' he asked respectfully
 Very curiousIy was thinking of it at that instant
 "lt really wouldn't be bad idea, B1tton. 1 said. startled into commit. ting myself "SJye us a great deal or logging 1t over town and all that sort uf thing chg
 "Ycs sir What was about Jo sug gest sir is that while we're about il We might as well have go system Of electric bells put iu-that is to say, sir in h1,l wings of the castle Very convenient sir you see for all par ties concerned"
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