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Deer Kills In -Four statee.
ROD AND GUN.
KIDD nv u UV4N'
DEEP SEA FISHING.
nnIo nlIIl STEEL MOTOR
F0ISuIIkH VESSEL

Largest and beet equipped pcst. runs
daiiv 10 Fishing Banks. except Monaas;
wedr esday and FRIDAY Lea'e "
spoRTSMAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
r,.bip1 camp z room cottage, large
screen porch, with large garage. running
water on 50X75 waterfront plot, with or
,,Inn,.. walk 10 railroad Price S,eO9.
address ADVERTISER, 1929 Bedford Ave"
RrooElyn
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS ]. L.. Luchenbach, from Dartmouth.
Sc Bellingham, from Cardiff.
ss Maine. from Gibraltar.
Be- Inventor. from Gibraltar.
Is Isant, from Plymouth.
Be Tarsntia, from Gibraltar.
IS Arapahoe. from Jack souville-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises....6:is A Sun sets. ....1 10 p VI
Moon rises....l06 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook e:50PM Gov. Island.io p NJ
He'll Gate.....12:o i I'm
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s.S7 An Gov. Island. .4:Ss A NJ
Hell Gate....63 80 4 NJ
ARRIvALs--wEDNEsD APRIL Is.
SIS Ohiosn, Bordeaux, April 4.
So Lancaster, St. Nszaire, April Z.
SIS Calamares, st. Nszaire, April ..
IS Pensacola. Gibraltar, March 30.
SIS Turret Crown Oran, March q.
saOlan Sinclair, Glssgow, April .
SSsan Jose, Port Hmon, April s.
Sc Schiedijk, Cristobal, April 9.
Sc Smaragd, Port Antonio April 10.
SIS Walter D. Munson. Philadelphia,
April is.
S. Newport News Philsdelphie- April IS.
ss East Wind, Boston. April Il.
SIS Pawnee. Boston, April is.
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THE FOUR BROTHERS

viii Leave New rochelle, Hudson FaTK' III
Of bulEhead, every day except Friday, sSo
Fa-e 800 Bring your bait. APT; JUN
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2-Piece Bank Rods $3.50

lust the thing for Deep sea
WeU made and not too hes'y.
NJ MICHAEI.SOS. Ola B'waS. Brooklyr
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INNsNSN TIN NIIO FAhNEL FUST NAILS
Great Britain and IrclanG-Closs at A. "
April Is, So. Caronia, and at L. A. NJ April
10. Sc. PlattsbuTg.
France-ClOse at 80 A. N. April Il, s..
RoChamheau.
ltaly-Close AZ 30 A. NJ April %, Sc.
Canop,c. and at II 80 A NJ. April Il. So
Francesca.
Gibraltar--Close at II so A. " Aprtl %, s..
Canopic and at II 80 A NJ April Is. S..
Francesca.
Belsium-Close at 4. NJ. April Is. Sc
OsawatonIie.
Portusa-Close at A. NJ. April Is. Sc Goa,
and at n NJ. April %, IS. Britannis.
Greece-Close at A n. April 10. SIS Tol.
lard
lceland-close at Il A. NJ. May !, SIS. Gull.
floss.
Azores Islsnds-Close at II 80 A. NJ April
p. Ss. Canopc.
Germany, Austria Hungary, Norway. svedan,
Denmark and Observation-Disclosures suspended.
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ARRINED FHOM NEW 1UHh.
IS Presidente Wilson. at Gibraltar.
SIS st. Jean, at Havre.
SIS Santa Barbara, at Pauillac.
Sc Louisville, at Liverpool.
Sc Sabine, at Cape Town.
Sc Belvidere, At Rio.
81 Comanche at Jack sonville.
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A year ago, perhaps two years. a con-
tributor OF THE SUN told OF how TO reach
the Neversink and gave the name Of a
his shack by an angler. VIII the man who
wrote that story give the Information
again.. have spent hours trying to dnd
the article in the hles of THE SUN and
failed to get It. lost the original clip
ping. VIII tho contributor also give the
route by auto? OTTO SCHULTZ.
1874 Centre street. April lie.
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81
CHokEs-Calitornia, French, drum. IS. so
ai9,so: box. ;6aS; half box. ,s25a3.5o.
$50 so. BEETs-sonth CaroIi rrsA' cr pss,.
si;6o a2,?S: Florida, box: 81 a .; Louisiana,
oSi' Io ssoa 81 old round DBL 'iSSg2:4
Louisiana. 100 bchs.. i3.5Oa6; California.
crate H.5oaS; old, bbi. tsa8.SO: old. 10
H. has ,I 2a 2S2 ar old, 100 H. bag. 81 30
: si ,!@s GSBBAcEsg1 Bar si0r tSa,
100 dl2'; hbl; s4aI; Florida, new, crate,
ana, crate, 13,5oa5; Florida, red. bsk'.
;tqS, CoLLARps---vlrginia Dbl, SOC. a
Si;5o; Baltimore, bsk.. 15c. g sl.?5. cAULf.
~. CELERY-Florida, crate, S4as
CHIcoRY-L Louisiana, bbl.. ss9S. EsCA-
RoLGLouislanS Dbl; tta6. EGGPLANTs
100 bchs, sl6:5O. LETTUcEACaii.
s sqTn'a s.t iaes1rg Crate tIISSg6S0 south
III: bag, .aas: yellow, 100 ID. bag, ,i9
$50: red. 100 Id. bag, 81 m42S; California.
100 Id. bsg. .aa5;, OYSTER Pi.ANTsNic6i
S sTa csfoTni. Gn.t. ;I"
IL; South Carolina. bsk', ,sdlso' PEE.
| PERs-Box, s4aio PARsLEY-Louisl-
ana, curly. bill. 'SsS; plain. Dol. ,iogIs;
Dbl 'sSS RHuRsARB-loS bchs,,. asa
c tsnian- psr 800 nGh sGY,h
hehs, ,lal.So North caroiins. crate.
sPINAcH"viTsinia. Dbl, ,ias' TuRSN SfmPss;
nIE;ntaSSssFa. Dbl or bag; ,sl;5ogs,5O;
.Ms:TS. %xTEReSR;Ess-i,ssS ~.
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fair 10 good, is.5o9ss5; choice to fancy fancy
Ssso9s.25. White corn flour steady. 81
gas per 100 lbs. Cornmesl quiet; yellow
tQt2o. Feed, city steady: bran, 100
ID sacks. S+6: heavy middlings do, s4s:
red dog -four, 40 Id. sacks. Ss5; western
steady bran. 100 Id. sacks, 1850; stand
ard middling do, 34s; -four middlinx do.
ISL; red dog nour. 40 lib. sacks. $50. Oil
meal. $3.50.
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CHAPTER XIV.


We must have stood confronting
each other for fully a minute. Then
Leroux dropped his hands and smiled
sourly at me.
'You seem--temporarily- have
the advantage OF me, NJ Hewlett" he
said. IL respect your pertinacity. and
now at last / am content In having
discovered the motive of your enter
prise. ! thought you were hired by
Carson. II you had been frank with
me we might have come TO an under
standing long ago.
"You may leave us, Nine. d'Eper-
nay" he said TO JacquelIne. "No
doubt your absence will spare your
feelings, for we are going to be frank
In our speech"
81 thank you for your consideration.
NJ. Leroux." replied Jacqueline. and
walked quietly out OF the room.
Leroux sat down heavily.
II will put down my cards." he said.
IT have you here In my power, have
four men with me. This dctara"--he
glanced CONTEMPORARY at old Du-
chalne-"has no bearing on the situa-
tion. You can. Of course, kill me; but
that would not help you. Where is
Louis d'Epernay3
II have never seen the man." re-
piled.
Ler x glanced incredulously at me.
II Cont know why you are lying TO
me-" he said. ut Is not to your ad-
vantage. You must have known that
she was 'n New York; Louis must
have told Carson. and he must hgve
told you. And Louis must have fold
you the secret Of the entrance. UNI
less"
Listen TO met" / cried furiously.
II VIII not be badgered with any more
questions. ! have told you the truth.
met Nine. d'Epernay by accident.
and / escorted her toward the chateau
and followed her after you kidnapped
her, 20 protect her from you"
He scowled az me ferociously. and
then he began studying my face. !
returned stare for stare. Finally he
banged his big ilst down upon the
table.
"weil. Il doesn't natter" he said,
because whatever your purpose you
cannot do any harm. And you under
stand That she Is married woman.
SO you will. no doubt agree 10 take
your money and departT'
II shall go II she tells me TO go"
I answered but even while l spoke mx
heart sank, for ! had little hope,
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eight thousand dollars about with
me. shall give you check"
Leroux burst into loud laughter and
clapped me heartily upon the shoulder.
'Paul Hewlett" he said with genu-
the admiration, you are good as a
play. Well. let us take your check,
and II shall be accepted In full settle
ment.p He winked at me and thrust
his tongue into his cheek.
was too sick at heart 10 pay at
tention to his buffoonery. sat down
at the table and. taking up a pen
which lay there. wrote check for
eight thousand dollars. making II out
TO Jacqueline d'Epernay. This I hand
ed to her.
"Adleu. madame" I said.
"Adieu. monsieur" she answered nl-
most inaudIbly. her head bent low.
went out of the room. still grip
ping my pistol, and took care TO let
Simon see Il as we descended the
stairs side by side. The noisy laugh
ter In the ballroom had ceased, but
heard Raoul and Jean Petitjean quar-
relIng, and their thick voices told me
that they were In no condition to aid
their master.
Then there was only Leroux and
Philippe Lacroix TO deal with. could
have saved the situation.
What a fool / had beenl What an
irresolute fool / never learned.
As we reached the bottom OF the
stairs Philippe Lacroix came out OF
the ballroom carrying a candle. saw
his melancholy, pale face twist with
surprise as he perceived me.
philippe. this is NJ. Paul Hewlett"
said Leroux. Tomorrow you will con-
vey hirA TO the cabin OF Pere Antoine,
where he will be able TO make HIS own
plans. You Will 90 by way OF lie Well
Ange.
snow, M. Hewlett, shall show you
your sleeping quarters for tonight"
Leroux continued 10 me. and conduct
ed me out into the fenced yard.
Two sleighs were standing before
the huts. Leroux led me past them
and knocked at the door OF the largest
cabin.
"Pierre Caribou" he shouted.
He was facing the door and did not
see what l saw at the little window
on the other side. ! saw the face OF
the old Indian. distorted with n grim
ace OF fury as he eyed Leroux.
Next moment he stood cringing be-
fore him. his features a mask. Look
Ing in saw a huge stove which near
ly filled the interior. and seated be-
side II the mlddle-aged squaw,
"Thls gentleman win sleep here to-
night" said Leroux CURLY. "In the
morning at sunrise harness n sleigh
for him and NJ Lacroix. Adieu. NJ.
Hewlett" he continued. turning 70 me.
"And be sure your check will never be
presented"
There was something so sinister In
his manner that again / felt that
thrill Of fear which he seemed able to
inspire In me.
went IN with Pierre Caribou. and
the uuaw giIded out Of the cabin.
There were two couches of the kind
they used TO call oftomans inside,
which bad evidently once formed part
q the ehateas fsrnlshlngs, Tor their
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! shook the Indians hands away and
plunged forward Into the tunnel again.
I heard him calling after me; but l
think he saw that was not to be de-
TERED. for he made no attempt to
follow me.
And so went on and on through
the darkness and with each step
toward the chateau my resolution
grew.
My elbow grated against the tuan
wall. I stepped sidewise toward IN
center and ran against the wall oppo
site. The light OF the stars was clear
In front OF me and the cold wind blew
upon my face. and ! squeezed through
into the same scooped-out hollow
which had entered on the same after
noon during the course Of my journey
toward the chateau
The little river gurgled al my feet,
and In front OF me saw a candle
filckering Ia the recesses OF a cave. so
elhnlike that could distinguish II only
by shielding my eyes against the moon
and stars.
grasped my pistol tightly and crept
noiselessly forward. II this should be
Leroux. an I was convinced II was.
I would not parley with him. would
shoot him down In his tracks.
As stepped nearer him my feet dis
lodged a pebble. which rolled with a
splash into the bed OF the stream.
The man started and spun around.
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Little paooer.


Leroux staggered back against the
wall and STOOD there. scowIIng like a
devil. II was evident that my answer
had been totally unexpected.
did YOU know this. madame7" cried
Leroux tiercely TO Jacquellne.
Yes" she replied.
you lied 20 shield yourseIfY"
"No, TO shield him." she cried. "Be-
cause he was my only, friend when J
was helpless In strange city. You
did not steal my meney. did you.
Paulf" she added. turning swiftly upon
me. "No, you have paid me. You
were keeping Il for me-"
You lie, d----n your yelled re.
roux. and he struck her across the
mouth as he had struck me.
writhed ln my bonds. pulled the
heavy table after me as 4 tried lmpo-
tently TO- crawl toward him. sending
the Wheel flying and all tile papers
whrlIng through the air. I cursed Lee
roux as blasphemously as he was ours
ipg Jacquellne.
And at the door was the pale face
OF Philippe LncroIx
lcontinncd Mex week)
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That y easily settled answered
Lsroux. Il VII bring her back and
you shall hear ~ dscision from her
own lips"
He left the room. and I rat there
alone beside the dotard. listening 10
the click Of the ball and the chink
OF the coins and the roar Of the twin
cataracts above.
There had been . sinister smooth
ness In Leroux's latest mood. did
not trust the man. for all his blunt
ness. suspected something. and I
did not intend to relax my guard.
Leroux came back with JacquelIne
before I could decide.
III you bid him. madame. M. Hew-
lett Is willing to take his departure. !"
said Leroux to her. is II your wish
that he remain or got"
aOh. I want you to 60. monsieur"
said Jacqueline. clasplng her hands
pleadingly.
@Are .ou saying this Of your own
free will. Jacquellne7" cried.
She nodded. and ] saw Simon's evil
face creased with suppressed mirth.
rose up. "Adleu, then. madame"
said. But irst permit me 70 restore
the money that have been keeping
for you" And ! took out my pocket
book.
Simon looked at me incredulously.
81 do not understand you In the
least now. M. Hewlett" he exclaimed.
"You are to keep the money. do not
go back upon my bargains.
1T is not. however. your money"
l retorted. though knew that II soon
would be. Naturally I do not carry
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CHAPTER XVI.
Louis d'Epernay.

LOUIS o'EpeFnay.
He uttered an oath and took two
steps backward. but saw that he was
unarmed and that he realized his help
lessness. He flung his hands above his
head and stood facing me. surprise
and terror twisting his features into
grimacing grin.
II have something OF importance 20
say to you, monsieur" he began.
II can believe that" answered. 1T
Is about lie Well Ange, is 1t not7"
"By God, did not meant swear
TO you. monsleur-listen. monsieur.
one moment only" he stammered.
Lower your pistol. You see that
am unarmedl"
lowered II. swell. say what you
have 70 say." said to him.
"Leroux Is a devilt" he burst out.
with no pretended passion. ~ want
you 10 help me. NJ. Hewlett, and l
can help you In a way you do not
dream OF. M. Hewlett, how much do
you think this seIgniory is WORTH
"Some half a million dollars, per-
haps."
He came close 10 me and Kissed into
my ear Monsieur. there is more gold
In these rocks than anywhere In the
world Look herer Herei 7"
He stopped down and began tossing
pebbles at my feet. But they were
pebbles OF pure gold and each one OF
them was as large as the first Joint Of
my thumb. And had mIsjudged his
courage. | think. for IL was avarIce
and not fear that made him tremble.
1T Is everywhere. monsieur" cried
Lacroix. "In this stream, in these
hills, too. You can gather a mortar
full OF earth anywhere and II VIII show
color when Il Is washed. We found
this place together"
"You and Leroux?'
"Nol ! and"
He broke of suddenly and eyed me
with furtive cunning.
"Yes. yes. monsieur, Leroux and I.
And we two worked here together.
with nothing more than picks and
shoveIs and mortars and pestles. Lee
roux and l. There was nobody else.
II Is the richest gold deposit in the
world. M. Hewlett. and neither Raoul
nor Jean PetiJean knows the secret
only Leroux and I. One cannot light
upon this place save by miracle Of
chance, such as brought you here. God
put this treasure In these hills. aud he
did not mean II 90 be found"
grasped him by the shoulder. DO
you see what this meensf" | shouted.
at means glorious lifei" be cried.
"All the wealth IN the world"
mo. II means death I" / answered.
'It means that IL Leroux succeeds IN
killing me he win XIII you tool Do
YOU suppose that he will share his
hoard with your
"No, NJ Hewlett" answered Lacroix
quietly. "And that Is precisely what
wanted 10 say TO you. You are not
a hog like Leroux; can trust yon.
Come with me- monsieur. don't know
how you got into tho wrong passage.
but IT Is sImple=stralght ahead. Come
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Der Il.
~And a. for Louis d'Epsrnsy. ! know
nothing Of him-but ! win die before
he claims me a. his wifeI"
And then had the measure Of LIZ
roux. He laughed and he beat down
her scorn with scorn.
sYou have underestimated your
price. madame he sneered. "Since
you have learned 50 much ! will tell
you more. You have cost me twenty
thousand dollars. and not ten: for be-
sides the ten thousand paid to your
father Louis got ten thousand also,
upon the signing Of the marriage COZ
tract. SO swallow that. and be proud
or being priced so hight And the
selgniory IL already his. and am
waiting for him to return and sell me
the ground rights for twenty-five thou
sand more, and II know Louis
d'Epernay he will not wait very long
10 get his fingers round II"
Listen 10 me, Simon Leroux.' said
TacQueline, standing up before him. as
indomitable In spirit as he. sAll your
plots and schemes mean nothing TO
me. Ny only sim Is TO take my father
away from here. from you and NJ
d'Epernay. and let you wrangle over
your spoil. There are more than four
legged wolves. NJ. Leroux: there are
human ones, and. like the others.
when food is scarce they prey upon
each other"
"Pardieu. ! like your spiritl" ex-
claimed Simon. staring at her with
frank admiration.
And Jacqueline's head dropped then.
Unwittingly Simon had pierced her
defenses.
But he never knew. for before he
had time TO know the graybeard rose
upon his feet and rubbed his thin
hands together, chuckling.
Meyer mind your money, Simon"
he said. arm kolkg Is Sc HchN than
any OF you. DO you know what / did
with that ten thousandt ! gave It to
my little daughter, and she has gone
to New York to make our fortunes at
Mr.. Days gaming house. No. there
she is y" he suddenly exclaimed. "She
has come backi"
Leroux wheeled round and looked
from ope 10 the other.
"Diablei So that was the purpose
OF your visit to New York;" he asked
the girl. "So--you have not quite for
gotten that, madamei Where is the
money!"
Jacqueline's lips quIvered. saw
her glance iDvoluntarily toward the
door behind which / was standing.
And suddenly the last phase OF the
problem became clear TO me. Jacque-
line thought / had robbed her.
I stepped from behind the door and
faced Leroux. II have that money"
l said CURLY.
saw his face turn white. He stag
gered back, and then, with a bulls bel
low, rushed at me. his heavy fists
aloft.
But he stopped short when he saw
my automatic pistol pointing at his
chest. And he saw in my face that
was ready 10 shoot 20 XII.
"You thlef-you spy-you treach-
erous hound. I'll murder you" he
roared.
The dotard. who had been looking
at me, came forward.
"No. no, won't have him muir
dered. Simon" he protested. laying
trembling hand on Leroux's shoulder.
"He has almost as good roulette
system as / have"
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Thought you. do not want you TO be
lseen. You are In dreadful danger.
Como backi"
mo, Mime. d'Epernay." l answered,
and she WINGED again, as though had
struck her across the face.
Tor my sake" she pleaded. catch
tng at my arm. and at that moment
heard door slam underneath and
heavy footsteps begin slowly 20 ascend
the stairs.
'No, madame" answered, trying
10 release my arm from her clasp.
"Then for the. sake of-our love,
Paul r. she gasped.
/ suffered her 20 lead me back into
the room AS she drew me back and
closed the door behind US heard the
footsteps pause and turn along the
corridor.
j knew that heavy gait as well as
though / already saw Leroux's hard
face before my eyes.
The room was completely dark.
heard Leroux tramp In and his voice
mlnglIng with the click-click OF the
ball in the rouette wheel.
"who is here7" he demanded.
81 am" answered Jacqueline.
''MaudltI" he burst out exploslvely.
-swhere is d'Epernay7 l am tired of
waiting for himr'
II have told you many times that
do not know" answered JacquelIne.
"How long win you keep up this
pretense, madame2" cried Leroux an
.grily. "what have you 10 gain by con-
,ceallng the knowledge of your husband
from me7"
M. Leroux, why Will you not be-
llieye that I remember nothing" an
swered Jacquelne. After my father
had turned NJ. Louis d'Epernay ont OF
his home, whittier he had come 10 beg
money to pay his gambling debts, you
brought him back. You made my ia
Their take him back In. He wanted 10
marry me. But refused, because /
had no love for him. But you insisted
/ should marry him, because he had
gained you the entrance to the seign-
Tory and helped you to acquire your
power over my father"
eco on" growled Leroux. biting his
lips. Perhaps ! shall learn some
thing"
Nothing that you do not already
Know, monsieur" she flashed out with
spirit My father came here, long
ago, political fugitive. I'm danger OF
death. You knew this. and you played
upon his fears. You drained him OF
his last penny. and then offered him
ten thousand dollars 20 gamble with
IN Quebec. telling him of the delights
OF the city and promising him immu-
nifty" the girl went on remorselessly.
'"And for this he was, 10 assign his
property 20 Louis. thinking. Of course,
that he could soon make his fortune
vat the tables. And Louis was 10 marry
inc. and In turn sell the selgniory TO
YOU. And so / married Louis under
threat OF death 10 my father.
"Oh, yes, monsieur the plan was
simple and well devised. And i knew
nothing Of II. But Louis d'Epernay
binrtea II all out 20 me upon our
wedding night. I think the shame OF
knowing that had been sold 20 him
unhinged my mind. for I ran cut into
the SHOWS.
Now you know all. monsieur, for I
remember nothing more until I found
lmyFelf travelling back with NJ. Hcw-
lett In the sleigh. You say was In
New York. Well, do not remem-
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faded spIsndor accorded little With the
decrspit interior Of the Init
I looked 1t my watch. I had
thought Il must be midnight and Il
was only eight Within three hours
had won JacqueIins and lost her for
ever. With Leroux In my power had
yielded and gone away.
And on the morrow ! should arrive
at Pere Antoine's hut just when be
expected me.
Surely the mockery Of fate could 90
no further
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VICTOR ROUSSEAU


] How dare you. monsieurr she
painted. go at once, or ] shall call
Tor aidT
SO I went into the passage. But be-
xor reached the end Of the little hall
Jacqueline came running back to me.
MONSIEUR" she gasped. M. Paul !
For the sake of-of what once
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and / saw before me the pale. melan-
choly features OF Philippe Lacroix.
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Andrew and ImOgene
BY ROC ruLKERsoN.

4 sat moro he a clock
~ hadb a OF
In VIII he
not know
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