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And fast into this perilous gulf of night walked Bosinney, and fast

after hie If the fellow meant to put his 'twopenny' under

a 'bus, he would stop it if he could! Across the street and back the

hunted creature strode, not groping as other h the faithful George behind wielded

a knout; and this chase after a haunted est fascination

But it was now that the affair developed in a hich ever afterwards

caused it to re, he heard words which threw a sudden light on these proceedings

What Mrs Soaer

dark George understood frohts over an estranged and unwilling wife in the greatest--the

supreme act of property

His fancy wandered in the fields of this situation; it iuish, the sexual confusion and horror in

Bosinney's heart And he thought: 'Yes, it's a bit thick! I don't wonder

the poor fellow is half-cracked!'

He had run his quarry to earth on a bench under one of the lions in

Trafalgar Square, a ulf

of darkness Here, rigid and silent, sat Bosinney, and George, in whose