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with Mr Stoddard, as he seele We owe it to hiuard, particularly since we know that Ferguson's

with the enemy"

"Yes, certainly," said Larry

He always liked or disliked new people unequivocally,

and I was glad to see that he surveyed the big clergy," I said, "and tell you

the whole story"

He listened quietly to the end while I told hian, of the tunnel into the chapel

crypt, and finally of the affair in the night and our intervieith Bates

"I feel like rubbingpenny-horrors," he said "That doesn't sound

like the twentieth century in Indiana"

"But Ferguson,-you'd better have a care in his direction

Sister Theresa-"

"Bless your heart! Ferguson's gone-without notice

He got his traps and skipped without saying a word to

any one"

"We'll hear froentlemen,

I believe we understand one another I don't like

to draw you, either one of you, into hed

"Glenar,-"if you hadn't let ot over it Why, this is a page out

of the good old tirandfather! I entle I can do to help you Please don't forget

the shot"