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Holker did remember, for a wonder, and extended one hand to prove it, and Felicia but the boy was already bending over her, all his respect and admiration in his eyes. The little chub of a man was now on his feet, standing in an attentive attitude, ready to take his cue from Peter. "And now, my boy, turn this way, and let me introduce you to my very dear friend, Mr. Isaac Cohen."

The experience was not new. The stupid, illogical prejudice was not confined to inexperienced lads. He had had the same thing to contend with dozens of times before. Even Holker had once said: "Peter, what the devil do you find in that little shrimp of a Hebrew to interest you? Is he cold that you warm him, or hungry that you feed him, or lonely that " "Stop right there, Holker!

Holker Morris sent a wreath of roses with a special letter to her, expressing his confidence in and respect for the man he had brought up from a boy.

Young Edgar, in French service, writes thus to his uncle, James's secretary, from Lille: 'Samuel Cameron, whom Archy mentions in the end of his speech, is the same that Blair and Holker wrote to me about when at Rome, the end of 1751. He has been a constant correspondent of John Murray's, and all along suspected of being a spy.

Miss Felicia sat by a small table pretending to sew. Holker Morris was swallowed up in one of Peter's big easy-chairs, only the top of his distinguished head visible, while a little chub of a man, gray-haired, spectacled and plainly dressed, was seated behind him, the two talking in an undertone. "Why, Breen! why, my dear boy! And you have a holiday, too?

"Pity some of your murderers, Holker, didn't start before they stretched their canvases," laughed Harrington. And so the hours sped on. All this time Peter had been listening with one ear wide open the one nearest the door for any sound in that direction. French masterpieces Impressionism and the rest of it did not interest him to-night.

"You remember Mr. Breen, don't you, Holker? He was at your supper that night and sat next to me." Morris whirled quickly and held out his hand, all his graciousness in his manner. "Yes, certainly. You took the ring to Minott, of course. Very glad to meet you again and what did you say his name was, Peter?" This in the same tone of voice quite as if Jack were miles away.

"They are all here, Major," Peter cried, dragging me inside. It was wonderful how young and happy he looked. "Miss Corinne, and that loud Hullaballoo, Garry Minott, we saw prancing around at the supper you remember Holker gave him the ring." "And Miss MacFarlane?" I asked. "Ruth! Turn your head, my boy, and take a look at her. Isn't she a picture?

Holker was so profoundly affected by that possible failure of justice that he involuntarily stopped in the middle of the road, then resumed his walk with abated zeal. "Well, he looks it," assented Jaralson. "I'm bound to admit that a more unshaven, unshorn, unkempt, and uneverything wretch I never saw outside the ancient and honorable order of tramps.

Written in red on several succeeding leaves scrawled as if in haste and barely legible were the following lines, which Holker read aloud, while his companion continued scanning the dim gray confines of their narrow world and hearing matter of apprehension in the drip of water from every burdened branch: "Enthralled by some mysterious spell, I stood In the lit gloom of an enchanted wood.