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They developed a code of signals for circumventing her watchful eye. They slipped unsigned notes to each other.
Instead of going out, Kennedy pulled out the several unsigned letters we had collected, and began the laborious process of studying the printing, analyzing it, in the hope that he might discover some new clue. Perhaps an hour later our laboratory door was flung open suddenly, and both Kennedy and I leaped to our feet. There was Inez Mendoza, alone, pale and agitated.
If any are missing, notify the banks, and begin using a different style of check immediately. The sneak thief, while plying his trade, often secures unsigned bonds of some corporation which has put the signed bonds in circulation, leaving the rest unsigned until the next meeting of the directors. Frequently unsigned bonds are left in the bank vault for safe keeping.
Righteous Trajan, when consulted by Pliny the Younger on the conduct he should adopt in Bithynia toward the Christians, had answered: "It is impossible, in this sort of matter, to establish any certain general rule; there must be no quest set on foot against them, and no unsigned indictment must be accepted; but if they be accused and convicted, they must be punished."
Twenty-four thousand rubles in bills, which she herself with her own hands had yesterday laid on the top of the other securities, were no longer in the strong box. All the unsigned bank securities were also gone. The securities in the name of her daughter Anna had likewise disappeared. There remained only the signed securities in the name of the old princess and her son, and a few shares of stock.
"My dear Rickman, that's where you make the mistake. You don't appear at all." He smiled with urbane tolerance of the error. "The editor, as you know, is solely responsible for unsigned reviews." So far Jewdwine had come off well. He had always a tremendous advantage in his hereditary manners; however right you had been to start with, his imperturbable refinement put you grossly in the wrong.
Aunt Lydia had diagnosed it with almost psychic exactness, and its mystery had ceased to be interesting. Last of all she opened a plain envelope with typewritten directions. The enclosure, also typewritten, gave a first impression of an announcement of a special sale, or request for assistance from some charitable organization. Idly she glanced at it, flipped it over, and found it to be unsigned.
The order was unstamped and unsigned, and not on the company's order form. "This is not any good," I said. "Where is the company's order?" The Swede looked blankly at the Irishman, and the Irishman gazed dreamily at the Swede. "Guess that's good enough. Ain't it, Dan?" "Shure!" seconded Dan. "It can't be done, boys," I said. "Sorry, but I have my instructions and they must be followed out."
"What have ye made out?" The old hand closed upon them. "He was Dürer's friend," said the girl. "There are letters to him five or six. And he tells about a picture in the journal a picture Albrecht Dürer gave to him." She glanced down at the wrinkled, working face. "It was unsigned, grandmamma and it was the head of the Saviour." The old woman's throat moved loosely.
The summons which Milly had received was of the briefest and least intelligible character. It was in a handwriting that she knew well, and although it was unsigned she was tremulously ready and eager to obey it at once. "Come back to your old lodgings at Hampstead," the writer said. "Do not stay any longer at Birchmead: I want you in London." And that was almost all.
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