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"I lunched with Bones yesterday," she said "And here is the post"

"Silence, babbler," said Hao any farther, what

about thiswith Patricia?"

The maid distributed the letters One was addressed: "Captin Captian Hamilton, DSO"

"From Bones," said Hamilton unnecessarily, and Bones's letter claimed

first attention It was a frantic and an ecstatic epistle, heavily

underlined and exclaimed

"Dear old old Hanifficant

new sceme sheme plan! Wonderfull prophits profets! The most

extraordiny chance for a fortune"

"For Heaven's sake, what's this?" asked Ha the letter

across to his sister and indicating an illegible line "It looks like

'a bad girl's leg' to me"

"My dear!" said the shocked Mrs Sanders, and studied the vile

caligraphy "It certainly does look like that," she adirl's legacy is the titel of the play story picture" (Bones

never crossed anything out) "There's a studyo at Tunbridge and two

cameras and a fellofully nice felloho understands it A pot of

money the story can be inifficant chance See me at office eariliest earilest

ealiest possible tiather that Bones is taking a header into the cinema

business," said Sanders "What do you say, Hamilton?"