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pIr wl" know the real facts and
whispered them into neighbours ear
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moment, Inter. Yrr. rurl"1sly enough
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""rr III" 'wo most silent men In 10"
room. r"r each was dining alone
Francis. who had remained only In N"
hop" that something u the sort might
happen. Was conscious u queer
sens" or excitement when. with the
>"ryIc" of coffee. sir Timothy glass
in hnnd. moved up from a tahl" lower
down nnI with word NJ apology to0k
the ynrnnr pIar" hy his side. II was
what he Ind desired. and yet he felt
II thrill almost Of fear a. Str Tlm0thy's
uurmur"d words He felt that he was
in the company n one who. II not an
enemy. at nny rat" had no friendly
feeling towards him
My congratulations. Mr L",l>am."
Sir THmprhy said quietly. "Yuu ap.
peur to hav" started yorr career with
success"
"onN a partial one" Francis nc
know ir. ed and as a matter of fact
deny that have started in any new
career. II Was easy enough to make
use of luke and direct the lntelll-
gene" Of others towards the right per.
son. but when the real Significance Of
the thing stIII rIudes YOU. one can
scarcely claim triumph"
Sir Timothy gently knocked the ash
from the very fine cigar which h. was
smoking
"SfIII. your groundwork was good"
he observed
Francis shrugged his shoulders
Tint" he admitted. was due to
chance"
SHAT We exchange notcsr" Sir Tim.
othy suggested gently 1T nigh, be
Interesting
AS you WILL" Francis asscnted.
There Is no particular secret in the
way stumbled upon the truth was
dining here that night. as you know.
with Andrew Wllmorc. md while he
was ordering the dinner and talkinG
TO some friends. went down to the
American bar to have q cocktail Miss
Daisy Iiyslop and Fairfax we're seat.
I'D there alone and talking confidential
ly. Fairfax was insisting that Miss
Hyslop should do something which
puzzled her. She consented reluctant.
ly. and Fairfax then hurried OF to the
theater. Later on. Miss Hyslop and
the unfortunate young man occupied
table close esto ours. md happened
10 notice that sh" made q point OF leav-
ing the restaurant al n particular time
While they were waiting In the vesti.
bule she grew very impatient. | was
standing behind them and saw her
glance at the clock just before she In
sisted upon her companions going out
himself to look for taxicab Ergo.
one inquiries at FairfaN's theater. For
that exact three quarters OF an hour
he Is of the stage. A, that point my
interest in the matter ceases. Scotland
Yard was quite capable OF the rest"
disappointing Sir Timothy mur.
INJURED Il Thought at first that you
were over-modeSt | find that was
mistaken II was chance alone which
set you on the right track"
We'll. there Is my story at ony
rate" Francis declared. with how
much OF your knowledge OF the affair
are you going to Indulge meT
sir Timothy slowly revolved his
brandy glass.
Well" he said. Il will tell you this
The two young men concerned. Bid.
lake and F0irfax. were both guests of
mine recently at my country house
They had discovered for one another q
very fierce and reasonable an,ipathy.
With that recurrence to primitivism
with which I have always been q