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He grinned, and I sain, for Larry was one of the few

had only

quickened my old affection for hiospel

truth what that fellow tells you about the estate I

should be a little wary if I were you Now, I've been

kicking around here for a couple of weeks, dodging the

detectives, and incidentally reading the newspapers

Perhaps you don't understand that this estate of John

Marshall Glenarood bit"

"I didn't know it," I admitted lamely Larry had

always been able to instruct me about most matters; it

holly possible that he could speak wisely aboutfrom

the Mediterranean on a steamer But the house out

there and the mysterious disappearance of the property

have been duly discussed You're evidently an object

of some public interest,"-and he drew fro "Here's a sarandson of John Marshall Glenarm,

the eccentric millionaire who died suddenly in Vermont

last summer, arrived on the Maxinkuckee frorandfather's

will, Glenarm is required to reside for a year at a curious

house established by John Marshall Glenarm near Lake