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With Jean Melis happening on a two-days' old paper, and reading over and over a notice addressed to him. With Leslie Ward, neither better nor worse than his kind, seeking adventure in a bypath, which was East 56th Street.
Dutch Literature to the Sixteenth Century: Maerlant; Melis Stoke; De Weert; the Chambers of Rhetoric; the Flemish Chroniclers; the Rise of the Dutch Republic. 3. The Latin Writers: Erasmus; Grotius; Arminius; Lipsius; the Scaligers, and others; Salmasius; Spinoza; Boerhaave; Johannes Secundus. 4. Dutch Writers of the Sixteenth Century: Anna Byns; Coornhert; Marnix de St.
He determined finally to take the chance, claim to be L 22, and if Melis had seen the advertisement and replied, get the letter. It would be easy to square it with the valet, by saying that he had recognized him in the theater and that Miss Carlysle wished to send him a box.
And when, a day or so later, through other channels, I found myself in possession of letters to the Baron de Broqueville, Premier and Minister of War for Belgium, and to General Melis, Inspector General of the Belgian Army Medical Corps, I realised that, once in Belgian territory, my troubles would probably be at an end.
By the time the curtain rang down on the last act he was his dapper, debonair self again, made his supper engagement, danced half the night, and even dozed a little on the way home. But he slept badly and was up early, struggling with the necessity for keeping Jean Melis out of the way.
The day's early yet, and that's not a common name. But I'll take darned good care you don't get any more letters from here." "What do you think Melis can tell you, that you don't know?" "I'll explain that to you some day," Bassett said cheerfully. "Some day when you are in a more receptive mood than you are now.
If the case had ever gone to trial she'd have had to do some explaining." "She or Donaldson," Dick said obstinately. Bassett read on: Jean Melis called and sworn. Q. "Your name?" A. "Jean Melis." Q. "Have you an American residence, Mr. Melis?" A. "Only where I am employed. I am now living at the Clark ranch." Q. "What is your business?" A. "I am Mr. Clark's valet." Q. "It was you who found Mr.
Lucas, came down late that night and hunted for it. Then she hid it where I got it later." "I wish I knew, Melis, why you didn't bring those facts out at the inquest." "You must remember this, sir. I had been with Mr. Clark for a long time. I knew the situation. And I thought that he had gone away that night to throw suspicion from her to himself. I was not certain what to do.
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